Giving Update: Namarambi Primary School

"Before the project, we used to make several trips to the river to get dirty water for daily use. This made us tired in that we could not fully concentrate in class after fetching water."

"Sometimes, class lessons were interrupted for us to go and get more water when the need arose."

"Now, the water point is located in the school compound which makes it easy for us to fetch water anytime we need it."

"We use the water for drinking, cleaning, and cooking, too."

"This water source has helped us in time management, and our health has also improved since the water is safe and clean."

"As a result, our academic performances have improved and our parents have been saved from incurring high hospital bills in the treatment of typhoid and diarrhea."

Rennis with Field Officer Christine Masinde and Teacher Johnstone Makokha at the rain tank, before the pandemic.