The school has over 350 students and not access to water.
This was a difficult one where the drilling rods broke in 3 different sites.
See how the community now come to school to get water.
Thank you for your donations and support.
PROJECT 41 – Shallow Well in Mngeninje Village
They have an open shallow well which is far away and crumbling which make it Dangerous for the community.
Alhamdulillah, now they have hand pump shallow in they village which is Safe.
The residents are saying...Thank you
Visit to Shallow Well – Jan 2020 – Part 6
The final visit was at
9) Project 40 - Corner Shimoni Village
10) Project 39 - Dole Village
VISIT TO SHALLOW WELLS – JAN 2020 – PART 5
We speak with the 2 young boys Hamisi Mwalimu and Uthman Salim as they show us how they take water home.
8) Project 35 - Kisomba Village
Visit to Shallow Wells – Jan 2020 – Part 4
We visit
6) Project 34 - Milalani Primary School
7) Project 38 - Sawa Sawa Village
Visit to Shallow Wells – Jan 2020 – Part 3
She looks about 5 years old and she too can get water from the well.
We visit
4) Project 36 - Vidubiini Village and
5) Project 37 - Chungani Village
VISIT TO SHALLOW WELLS – JAN 2020 – PART 2
Project 33 - Mwachema Village - Completed
We were a bit concerned about the residents paying Kshs 50/- each month but see what we found out.
Visit to Shallow Well – Jan 2020 – Part 1
Visit to the shallow wells that we have done Jan 2020.
- Project 28 – Pongwe – Discontinued
- Project 20 – Swalihina – Completed
Project 39: Completed
The resident of Dole are very grateful for the Shallow Well and hope that it will last a lifetime. InshaAllah.
Project 38 : Completed
“Sawa sawa” in Swahili mean “All Good”
The All good village and now better than all good. Its great now Alhamdulillah.
They didn’t have a water source in their village but now they have it. Truly is “Sawa sawa” at Sawa Sawa village.
Thank you for your donation and support. It is making peoples lives in a far away land Sawa Sawa.
