Navajo Nation: 5 Water Storage Tanks (#2)
Now more than ever, every American deserves the right to stay home and stay safe. Clean water makes that possible.
Navajo Nation: 5 Water Storage Tanks (#3)
Now more than ever, every American deserves the right to stay home and stay safe. Clean water makes that possible.
Obolokome Primary School
This school is located in Obolokome Village, Pader District, Laguti Sub-County. The school does not have a source of clean water. Students have to walk more than 3 km multiple times each day to fetch water from an unprotected stream with unsafe water. The school is currently closed, but our implementing partner, Drop in the Bucket, will drill a well that will provide safe water on school grounds for the students when it is time to return.
Ogom Telela Primary School
This school, located in Ogom Telela Village, Pader District, Ogom Sub-County, has no source of safe water. There is a well at a health center where the students currently fetch water, but the lines are long and it is a 2 km walk from the school. The school urgently needs its own water source. The school is currently closed, but our implementing partner, Drop in the Bucket, will drill a well that will provide safe water on school grounds for the students when it is time to return.
Pajule Public Primary School
This school is located in Ogan Ayila Village, Pader District, Pajule Sub-County. The school does not have a source of clean water and the students are constantly searching for any that they can find. There is a market 2.5 km from the school where they are able to buy clean water, but it is a long walk and it is too expensive for the school and students to afford. The school is currently closed, but our implementing partner, Drop in the Bucket, will drill a well that will provide safe water on school grounds for the students when it is time to return.
Raya Primary School
There are 91 girls, 109 boys and 7 teachers at Raya Primary School in desperate need of a water and sanitation intervention. The climate is classified as semi-arid tropics with two rainy seasons, March-May and November–December.