2020 Kenya Project Trip
The Kenya project had a successful trip to Nguluni over winter break, installing new hand washing stations, assisting the community in improving the distribution system, and collecting valuable data on the use of water.
Assisted by students from the University of Nairobi, we made unprecedented progress within the community, collecting data that was previously unobtainable due to the language barrier and bias in results. Additionally, by constructing a hand washing station at the Kyakaleli nursery, the children are now able to practice and learn sanitary practices.
To allow the community better access to clean water during the dry season, connections were added between previously stand-alone tanks and the borehole, with water quality testing performed at these sites before being connected to the borehole piping network.
Assisted by students from the University of Nairobi, we made unprecedented progress within the community, collecting data that was previously unobtainable due to the language barrier and bias in results. Additionally, by constructing a hand washing station at the Kyakaleli nursery, the children are now able to practice and learn sanitary practices.
To allow the community better access to clean water during the dry season, connections were added between previously stand-alone tanks and the borehole, with water quality testing performed at these sites before being connected to the borehole piping network.
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