SUPPLYING CLEAN WATER TO THE ORPHANAGE - SCHOOL

SUPPLYING WATER AT IWACU KAZOZA SCHOOL IS STILL A GREAT NEED

A Well has been drilled and Water has been found. It is pure and plenty of water as you can see from the attached pictures.

The drilled Well will be able to provide water to the school, orphanage and surrounding community. The remaining work to be done is to install water solar pump, pipes, build water tanks then to supply to the school, orphanage and surrounding community.  The

This is how far we have gone with our project to supply water at Iwacu Kazoza and surrounding areas:

#1:  Piping from the drilled well to the orphanage and School has been completed

#2: Our next phase is to build two water tanks and Purchase water solar pump

#4: Building fountains and fence for the well

#5:  Paying Engineering supervision  up  to the accomplishment of the  entire project

We still need $37,827  to complete this project and make available water to Iwacu Kazoza School, the Orphanage and Surrounding Community.

Thank you in advance for your donation to help supply water to the school and orphanage.

Prosper Ndabishuriye

General Coordinator and Founder

               HELP US SUPPLY WATER TO IWACU KAZOZA SCHOOL!!

1. A well has been drilled and water has been found; it is pure and plentiful

2. Pipes have been laid underground from the drilled well to the school and the orphanage

Here is the remaining work to complete the project to supply water to our school, Orphanage and surrounding community:

- Funds to purchase two solar pumps that will be used to supply water to the above mentioned areas/locations: The cost is $31,518

- Funds to build two water tanks and other expenses related to this project: The cost is $23,162

- The total cost to complete this project and make available water to Iwacu Kazoza School, the Orphanage and Surrounding Community is $54,677. Currently we have $6,850. We still need: $47,827.

Since the Iwacu Kazoza School got started in September 2012 until today  we have been supplying  water to 500 students plus schooling at the above mentioned school by using jerrycans. The completion of this project will much help prevent different illness being caused by the lack of  water at Iwacu Kazoza School.

Prosper Ndabishuriye

General Coordinator- Founder 

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