A month ago, I wrote in my blog about the need for latrines at an elementary school in Kenya – “Sanitation – or lack of it”.
The CanAssist African Relief Trust board approved of this project and sent money (about $5200 Can) to the school last week to start construction of latrines for the school with 8 stances for girls, 8 for boys and 2 for staff. This will be a huge improvement in the sanitation for the school,
Today, I received photos from the community showing that their construction has already started. Once these people have the funding, they dig right in (literally) to get the job done.
It will be delightful to follow this project through to completion. Congratulations to the community for your enthusiastic initiation of this improvement to your school.
Thank you to Michael Gichia of the Murera Community Empowerment and Support Organization for the photo updates.
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