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Working with Edmonton's Tamaraneh and Sinkunia societies, Change for Children is playing a mentorship role on a project involving the drilling of 10 wells in Sierra Leone. Building on the success of our educational initiatives in the region, we are looking towards providing for the basic needs of a population in desperate need of fresh water. The project also involves local capacity building for water management and reforestation initiatives to preserve the aquifer.

 

 

 


Project:
Water wells in Sierra Leone

PARTNER: Tamaraneh Society

Building on the success of our water wells project in Nicaragua, Change for Children is working with the Tamaraneh Society to raise funds to drill 5 water wells in the Romano Village region of Sierra Leone.

The villagers there live a subsistence lifestyle and completed a water well project in 2007, which has helped reduce water borne illnesses in the community especially amongst children.

Needs for water in the area have made it necessary to prioritize the drilling of five more wells which we hope to complete in 2009.

Check our website at www.tamaraneh.org for recent photos of our work in Romano Village.

 

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