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Ebukanga Primary School Project Complete

Posted by Steve Hall on August 31, 2017

Ebukanga Primary School in Kenya now has a new source of safe, clean water. A new rainwater catchment system has been built, and there are now six new latrines being used. Two hand-washing stations have been installed, and the entire student body has received training in sanitation and hygiene. Just imagine the difference these resources […]

Everyday Young Hero: Isabel Birkeland

Posted by Steve Hall on August 23, 2017

Story originally posted on the Youth Service America (YSA) website. See the original article here. Isabel Birkeland (17, White Bear Lake, MN) is a senior at Mahtomedi High School in MN. For the past two years she has been working as a champion for water and sanitation worldwide, and a champion for conservation and protection […]

New Latrines at Andrea Guevara School

Posted by Steve Hall on August 16, 2017

New latrines in Nicaragua sponsored by: Columbia Secondary School Green Team Girl Scout Brownie Troop 60200 Wilkes University

Rush City Walk for Water

Posted by Steve Hall on August 16, 2017

At the end of last year’s school year, Patty Hall was invited to Rush City to present to the entire middle and high school student body. The Environmental Class students were hosting events and actions to raise funds for a partner school in Uganda. They set an original goal of $500, but quickly realized they […]

The Haverford School Walk for Water

Posted by Steve Hall on August 16, 2017

In second grade, students begin a 10-week study of Africa. Cheered on by their Lower School classmates and teachers, friends, and parents, the boys walk three miles carrying gallons of water, simulating the hardship that many African children endure to access fresh water. Their pre-kindergarten “buddies” join them for a portion of the walk. The […]

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