Men at work!
Work in progress
Students enjoying clean drinking water from their new well
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The People of Ombaka Mixed Secondary School, Kenya, thank
Dale Smith (Kincardine, ON) Bevans MacMaster (Thunder Bay, ON) For helping them get safe drinking water |
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Latitude: -0.2424 Longitude: 34.88286
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A message from the community |
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On behalf of Ombaka Secondary School and the community, I take this opportunity to express my heartfelt appreciation to your organization for having drilled for us a borehole to completion. We are deeply humbled by your great gesture of kindness and support. The presence of a stable water supply source is a great milestone for our school and the Ombaka Community at large. ---School Leaders |
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Some community details (provided by our in-country partners) |
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The students of Ombaka Mixed Secondary School in Kisumu County would spend so much time out of school in search of drinking and cleaning water. The school did not have a source of water except for rainwater harvesting system. Although the system would supply students with clean water, it was for a short time before it dries up. However, Lifewater Canada and Stada Kenya partnered to drill a new well for the school and install a new hand pump. Every student in Ombaka Mixed Secondary School now has access to clean drinking water from the school well, a reliable source of water. |
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Well Details |
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