Ndese SDA Primary replaced by Mary Kavine Infant School
Project Complete!
The Ugandan Water Project, our implementing partner, will erect two 10,000 liter polyethylene tanks on bases made of brick, hard core, and cement. Once cured, the crew will place the tanks on the bases and make an overflow hole in the top of each structure and attach pipes to them that will extend six inches beyond the perimeter of the bases. Crew members will also attach face boards to the roofs of the building adjacent to the tanks in order to create a suitable surface to which they can attach the gutters that will allow water to flow from the metal roofs to the tanks. Just before the outlet pipes reach the tanks, “T” joints will be inserted to create a first flush, a rudimentary filtration system that reduces the amount of debris and contaminants that enter the tanks. The crew will then construct protective walks around the tanks and first flush, as well as tap stands located slightly downhill of the tanks. The rainwater collection systems will be paired with four Sawyer Point One water filters each in order to ensure that all water collection from the tank will be safe for drinking.
H2O for Life partners with experienced NGO organizations around the world that build and support clean water, sanitation, and hygiene education projects in schools. These NGO partners cover half the total cost of every project funded through H2O for Life.
When students raise money for a project, 90% of the funds go directly to the project, and 10% supports the work that makes the project possible. This includes choosing trusted partners, managing funds responsibly, checking on projects, and reporting back so students can see the impact of their work.
This helps ensure every project is done well, stays sustainable, and truly changes lives.
In rare situations, we reserve the right to reallocate funds to alternate project(s).
Questions? Ask us at 651-756-7577 or info@h2oforlifeschools.org.
Project Sponsors
Thank you for bringing safe water to Mary Kavine School
- You brought clean water to a school with 9 staff, serving 315 students at the...
