Today, at the Water Connections project site in Laindatang, we had the pleasure of meeting the 80 children from the local school with whom we have worked for over two years.
Each child received a bamboo cotton t-shirt designed by Eben, a talented young artist from the village whom we have already told you about many times and who made this unique t-shirt for the foundation’s 15th anniversary at our request. I encourage you to take a look at Eben’s drawings here.
The design symbolises our Water Connections initiative, which includes installing ferro-cement water tanks and toilets and providing clean water to the entire community.
These children were delighted, not only because they now have access to clean water and proper sanitation but also because they received a brand new, unique T-shirt designed by one of their classmates.
Thank you so much for thew. Alex
- UNICEF (WASH): UNICEF’s WASH program ensures clean water, sanitation, and hygiene for children and families in remote regions, aligning with Fair Future’s Water Connections project in Laindatang.
- Water.org: Water.org focuses on sustainable access to clean water and sanitation in underdeveloped regions, similar to the work Fair Future is doing in Laindatang.
- Save the Children: Save the Children supports initiatives to improve children’s health and well-being, particularly in remote areas where access to clean water and sanitation is crucial.
- Charity Water: Charity Water funds clean water projects worldwide, providing infrastructure similar to Fair Future’s Water Connections initiative in Laindatang.
- World Health Organization (WHO): Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene: WHO prioritizes clean water and sanitation access, central to Fair Future’s mission with Water Connections.
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