Ibaning’ombe Primary School
Ibaning’ombe Primary School serves 252 students and 8 staff members in the Kilolo District of Iringa Region, Tanzania. The school currently operates without an on-site water source, severely compromising student health, dignity, and academic outcomes.
Italula Primary School
Italula Village has a population of 1,368 residents spread across five sub-villages: Mkewa, Italula A, Kibao, Mnepelo, and Chama. Demographics: 1,368 residents across 5 sub-villages.Key Institution: Italula Primary School (428 total students: 208 boys, 220 girls).Current Water Sources: Unprotected surface water (small rivers) and local hand-dug wells.
Lufita Secondary School
Lufita Secondary School, a government institution in Kilolo District of the Iringa Region, serves students from Form One to Form Three, with a total of 379 enrolled. It plays an important role in offering quality education to youth from surrounding villages. Unfortunately, the lack of access to clean, safe water on the school grounds significantly affects the learning environment.
Ukumbi Primary School
Ukumbi Primary School is a government-owned day school situated in Ukumbi Village. The school serves both boys and girls from nearby communities and currently has a total enrollment of 760 pupils, supported by 11 staff members, including both teachers and non-teaching personnel. Despite its commitment to providing quality education, Ukumbi faces a significant challenge regarding access to safe and reliable water.