Margibi Well Repair Program – Liberia

Margibi Well Repair Program – Liberia

Margibi Well Repair Program – Liberia

Water Charity has continued its Water For Everyone Initiative efforts in Liberia with this Margibi Well Repair Program.

Our Water for Everyone Initiative was created to provide basic access to safe water to every person in 3 West African countries, Liberia, Togo, and The Gambia, by the end of 2023.

 This is our 5th region adopted in partnership with The Last Well and is a major push towards finishing the entire border to border initiative.

Water Charity has the vision to supply clean water and share the gospel with every man, woman, and child in Liberia and dedicated to helping people access clean drinking water and improved sanitation. WC has collected funds to support water projects in the Mambah Kaba District of Margibi County, Liberia.

WC has provided funds to support water projects in Mambah Kaba District in an amount of $162,108. Also, WC had received the grant from The Last Well (TLW) for water projects in Margibi county.

The manner of project implementation using objective assessment criteria for purpose of measuring access to clean water that results in an average of 600 beneficiaries per project and offers a clean water source that is no more than a 15-minute walk for the average beneficiaries.

TLW and WC commit to working together collaboratively and amicably for the benefit of the Mambah Kaba District.

Please join us now and donate for the well being of Margibi people.

   

   

 

Montserrado Region Handpump Repair Program – Liberia

Montserrado Region Handpump Repair Program – Liberia

Montserrado Region Handpump Repair Program – Liberia

This project is made possible through the partnership of WATER CHARITY and The Last Well.                                                                          

This is an ongoing project and Water Charity encourages people to donate to this worthy program.

Location

Montserrado, Liberia

Problem Addressed 

Thousands of Liberians in and around Monrovia (a population of 1.9 million) do not have access to pipe-borne water. NGOs installed hundreds of hand pumps, an expenditure of millions of dollars. Over time, 90% of these pumps have fallen into disrepair, and entire communities no longer have access to safe drinking water. Families have been forced to collect water from creeks, streams, and other unsafe sources, and waterborne diseases are increasing rates of illness and death among children in these communities.

This is an urgent problem developing in and around Liberia’s capital, despite the fact that it costs as little as $300 to repair each broken hand pump.  It is unacceptable that in 2019, communities have to drink unsafe water because they do not have the know-how and the $300 they need to repair their community hand pumps.

Project Description

Water Charity has identified 107 broken hand pumps in Montserrado. Each well repair cost $300 and can serve a community of up to 1,000 households.

To prevent a repeat of the situation where the pumps fail or become inoperable, our team is also training four community volunteers in each location so that they know how to perform regular maintenance and quick repairs. By providing this simple training, WC can ensure that each pump we fix will remain in service for years to come.

This project is already started and a few of the broken hand-pumps have been repaired.

Project Impact

Each well will serve about 1000 people, and there is no where on the planet you can help 1000 people for $150. Water Charity’s 100 repaired wells directly serve 100k people. This amounts to a fairly substantial percentage of the population.

Memorandum of Understanding

There is an agreement between Water Charity and YAI to repair 100 broken hand pumps in Montserrado region of Liberia, and thus to restore water access to a large number of needy people.

Water Charity agrees to adopt this 100 Pump- repair project as a program in YAI Water for Everyone Initiative- Liberia. WC will provide Fifteen Thousand United States Dollars ($15,000 USD) to YAI Funds within 30 days of the date of signing (September 20, 2019) in order to execute this implementation.

Monitoring and Maintenance 

Water Charity has adopted 100 wells that were broken in the Montserrado region of Liberia. WC paid for half of this and YAI is matching the other half in kind, i.e. $30,000 of well repair for $15k.

YAI Executive Director – Dr. L. Weeks

Dr. L. Weeks is an internationally acclaimed humanitarian who has worked to alleviate poverty and human suffering in Africa and around the world for over twenty years. When he was nine, Kimmie came face to face with civil war, human suffering, and death. Dr. Weeks established an International organization called Youth Action International to support the needs of families living in post-war countries. Youth Action International’s programs have benefited more than 200,000 people in six post-war African countries by providing vocational training, rebuilding education systems, providing micro-lending, and encouraging young people to invest in agriculture. (www.youthactioninternational.org) He is a Senior Director for Africa Operations, Integrum Scientific (https://integrumsci.com/)

Project Funding

This is an ongoing problem and Water Charity is encouraging people to donate to this worthy program, $300 for a well repair is already a bargain in charity work… also now WC is able to offer donors the opportunity to adopt them at half price.

Individual wells can be adopted for $150 plus 10% for admin or $165 per well.

And Water Charity is asking our donors to help us do more…
Please join us now in helping to completely repair all of them.

   

   

   

List of 100 Pumps For Repair

Pump # District # Community Name  Local Contact Name  Local Contact Time broken for? Assesed Repaired
1 10 Yeakpee Town Elijah Quegar 886539457 3 YRS N N
2 10 Gayetown Community H. Aex Nyeswah 886584954 10 YRS N N
3 10 Gayetown Community Zebedee Gbotoe 777001137 5 MOS N N
4 10 Nappy Town,Mosque Dukuly 770609166 2 MOS Y Y
5 10 Divine Town Thomas Dahn/Chairperson 770117856 1 YRS Y N
6 10 Transformal Community Thomas Dahn 770117856 1 MOS N N
7 10 Transformal Community Daniel K. Adjai 770357433 1 YRS N N
8 10 Transformal Community Maxwell Kolo 777706004 3 YRS N N
9 4 Mid- Duport Road, Cowfield Mr.Ballah 777009577 3 YRS Y Y
10 10 Smalltown Community James D. Dermard 886156314 4 YRS N N
11 10 Tokpacamp Community Favor Stewart 777530524 4 YRS N N
12 10 sophia Community Tetee Smith 775362852 1 YRS N N
13 10 Peace Island community Maima Boimah 775480994 6 MOS N N
14 2 Chicken Farm Emmanuel Williepaye 775641822 1  MOS Y N
15 2 Chicken Farm Emmanuel Williepaye 775641822 1 YRS Y N
16 2 St. Francis School Campus Mr. Carter 775238829 5 MOS N N
17 2 Chicken Farm,Old Field Josephine M.Siafa 777946758 4  MOS Y N
18 2 St. Francis Community Mariam Sheriff 775479812 1 YRS Y N
19 2 St. Francis Road Mariam Sheriff 775478912 1 YRS Y N
20 2 Jacob Town Salome 770704863 6 MOS Y N
21 2 South Africa Road Ruth f. Cooper 775558134 3 MOS Y N
22 4 Seekey Community David somor 776236914 1 MOS Y Y
23 4 Duport Road community Nelson B. Korvah 777009577 4 MOS Y N
24 4 Duport Road community Mr.Oscar Siedre 777275869 5 MOS Y Y
25 1 Goba’s Town Chairman 775837363 1YRS Y Y
26 1 Gwee Town Joseph Dukuly 775233202 1YRS Y Y
27 6 Osiwa Community Mr. Pewee 775045806 2YRS N N
28 1 Yehn Town School Campus Joseph Gaba 775837363 6MOS Y Y
29 11 Maryland Center Meme Fahnbulleh 776727364 1YRS N N
30 10 Peace Island Thomas Dahn 770117856 1YRS Y N
31 1 Cursovillie Randolph Diggs 777019658 1YRS Y Y
32 1 Nyehn Town , Todee Joseph Gaba 775837363 6MOS Y Y
33 1 Mount Coffe, Raymond Town Yarkpazuo sumo 776236914 2YRS Y Y
34 1 Mount Coffe, Raymond Town Yarkpazuo sumo 776236914 6MOS Y Y
35 6 Gsa Road Varbah Dukuly 880053823 2 MOS Y N
36 6 Rehab Jermie Strother 776124523 1 MOS Y N
37 6 Gsa Road Varbah Dukuly 880053823 2 MOS Y N
38 6 Rehab Abraham Learkpaye 777141869 4 MOS Y N
39 6 Rehab Lucy Yancy 886912136 6 MOS Y N
40 6 Thinkersvillage Abraham 777141816 2 WKS Y N
41 6 Methodist Church Keistia 880147821 3 MOS Y N
42 6 Methodist Church Keistia 770341892 4 MOS Y N
43 6 Methodist Church Keistia 880147821 3 MOS Y N
44 5 Behind town Hall Ama Eshun 880318702 6 MOS Y N
45 5 Behind town Hall Esther Mulbah 777784236 6 MOS Y N
46 5 Behind town Hall Timothy N. George 777784236 6 MOS Y N
47 6 TownHall Winston Potoway 776105468 1 YRS Y N
48 6 TownHall Winston Potoway 776105468 1 YRS Y N
49 6 Ab Tolbert Road Beatrice Peanick 777861078 2 MOS Y N
50 4 Soul Clinic Village Community Otis Flomo 775993025 1YRS Y Y
51 10 KalondoField Mr. Raymond, 886425113 3 YRS Y Y
52 4 Diamond Creek Community Koffa 888646212 8MOS Y Y
53 14 Soul Clinic  Kemah Town Alfred King 77676803 6MOS Y Y
54 10 Peace Island Block Mr. Giah, 777111762 18 MOS Y N
55 4 cowfield Last Junction Idrissa Donzo 777031418 1YRS Y Y
56 16 Momeboe Town,struton Creek winston 778120146 2 YRS Y N
57 2 Lower Johnsonville Rev. David, 770216549 1 YRS Y N
58 2 Lower Johnsonville Jesco 776135294 8 MOS Y N
59 1 Bahr Town, Todee Randalf 777019658 1YRS Y N
60 1 Todee,School Campus Town Chief 775885017 4 MOS Y Y
61 1 Careyburg, Overcomers Community Mr.karpu 770255417 11 YRS Y Y
62 1 Tatee Community Samuel Karpu 770255417 2 YRS Y Y
63 1 Vervely Community Samuel Karpu 770255417 2 YRS Y Y
64 1 K.P.S. Community Isaac Moore 776205417 8 MOS Y Y
65 4 cowfield first Junction Emmett Pay 77678414 1 YRS Y Y
66 4 cowfield Last Junction Success Bartee 770195701 2 YRS Y Y
67 4 cowfield Last Junction Mr. Momo 777249439 1 YRS Y Y
68 4 Red-Lighrt Gobachop David Selma 778125956 1 YRS Y Y
69 4 Red-Lighrt Gobachop Isaac 776147599 11 MOS Y N
70 4 Red-Lighrt Gobachop Chaiman melvin 770182788 2 YRS Y Y
71 4 Red-Lighrt Gobachop Chairman Melvin 770182788 6MOS Y Y
72 4 New Kemah Town Wengwolo Quoquoi 776242812 1YRS Y N
73 4 Gaza Community Sonnie Kowah 775051338 5MOS Y Y
74 5 Police Academy Block D Mr. Miller 777032825 8MOS Y N
75 6 Plam Bush Community James Flomo 77055989 1YRS N N
76 5 Police Academy, Bassa Town Jessie Smith, 770451331 2 YRS Y N
77 5 Police Academy, Bloc D Daniel Gbaotdo 778684587 10 YRS Y N
78 5 Police Academy, Bloc B Ma. Garmai 886417148 2 YRS Y N
79 5 Redlight Resevior Community Patricia, 777624255 6 MOS N N
80 5 72nd Community, Bassa town Famata Dolo 886973019 6 MOS N N
81 5 72nd Community, Army Camp George Cephas 770655212 3 YRS N N
82 5 Police Academy, Bloc C Bati Doe 775136320 8 MOS Y N
83 5 Police Academy, Bloc A. Amos 770323156 8 YRS Y N
84 5 Weaver Community, Blc B Rufus 886616528 2 YRS Y N
85 5 Paynesville Town Hall Francis 776590165 4 YRS Y N
86 5 Weaver St. Community Bendu, 775902725 4  YRS Y N
87 5 AB Tolbert Road, Blc A Amelia 770167974 3 YRS Y N
88 5 AB Tolbert Road, Blc B Jallah 777151996 4 YRS N N
89 5 12 Houses Road, Bloc A Kofa 776016776 2 WKS N N
90 5 12 Houses Road, Bloc B Penny 778434488 9 MOS N N
91 5 12 Houses Road, Bassa Town Arthur 777059212 2 MOS Y N
92 4 parkerpaint community Alpha Kessll 770965262 4 YRS Y N
93 4 cowfield Duport Agnes Goteh 7778948843 6 MOS N N
94 2 Jacobs town Janjay Sawaye 7770521492 7 MOS N N
95 6 Thinkersvillage Savo Kole 777247837 1  YRS N N
97 2 Dixville Junction Beatrice Morris 775626462 2  YRS N N
98 2 Pipeline Cecelia Tyler 770550124 3 YRS N N
99 6 ELWA, Community Mr. Smith, 770420624 1 YRS N N
100 10 Polotoree Community Rachel Synyenlentu 880884400 1YRS N N
Todee & Careysburg Well Repair Program – Liberia

Todee & Careysburg Well Repair Program – Liberia

Todee & Careysburg Well Repair Program – Liberia

Water Charity has continued its Water For Everyone Initiative efforts in Liberia with this Todee & Careysburg Well Repair Program.

Our Water for Everyone Initiative was created to provide basic access to safe water to every person in 3 West African countries, Liberia, Togo, and The Gambia, by the end of 2023.

 This is our 4th region adopted to a major push towards finishing the entire border to border initiative.

                             

Location: Pleemu Town
Todee District #1; Montserrado County, Population: 850

Community Description

Pleemu Town has located in the district of Todee, in rural Monteserrado County. This town has established by a man named Kpanna Kokolee but was destroyed by fire. Later it was re-established by a Solomon B Singbah from another country and was named in the Kpelle language ‘Pleemu ‘ which translates to ‘Parasite Tree’, a tree in the area that does not stand. Alone for growth but rest on another for support. This town is large and is populated mostly with young people. This area has a church, Public school, and a clinic that was constructed by NGO but is now run by the Government of Liberia.

Problem Addressed 

The lack of safe drinking water has been a serious challenge for the locals, and many have suffered sickness and disease from drinking contaminated water. On October 22, 2019, Water Charity conducted a Health & Hygiene Workshop for this community with 21 participants. The people learned the importance of a clean environment and how important it is to wash their hands regularly. This new well will provide safe clean water for children and their families for many years to come.

Project Impact 

Each of these wells is significant, bringing safe drinking water to remote towns that had been praying for this for many years. Several years ago, the United Nations said that safe drinking water is a basic human right. Yet millions of people continue to suffer and die because they do not have safe drinking water. Thanks to our partnership, the future in the villages listed in this report will now be changed forever!

Each well represents safe drinking water. An abundant, reliable, year-round supply. No longer will the men, women, and children of this village be forced to drink unsafe, polluted water from stagnant streams and swamps.

Each well is located centrally in their communities. This is life-changing for girls who traditionally are expected to assist their mothers with domestic chores. One of the cultural responsibilities is to obtain drinking water for their families. This often meant getting up very early to draw water from lakes and shallow streams before it was stirred-up by the animals with whom they shared this water supply. Sadly, it is not uncommon to hear stories of young girls being raped as they undertake this long walk along dense jungle trails.

Location: Nyman Town Quarter #1
Todee District, Montserrado County, Population: 547 

Community Description

Nyman Town Q#1 is located behind Division 21, the Firestone Rubber Plantation Sector. It is the last community located downhill of the Grand Town called Gorsue Town and was founded by an old man named Dikaqua. He went into this area with his family in 1969. Thereafter other people began to migrate into the town. This Town has its own school but without a clinic. The basic livelihood of the people is farming, petty trading, etc.

Problem Addressed 

The lack of safe drinking water in this town have caused so many health issues to the community, especially for the children and elderly. The only sources they have are a hand-dug well and a creek, which took them about 18-25 minutes’ walk from the center of town to get water from the creek. Bad water causes an outbreak of diseases like running stomachs, diarrhea, and skin rashes.

Project Impact 

The arrival of the Water Charity Team brought relief to them when they were informed of the new hand pumps and the health and hygiene training that was about to take place in their town. The Workshop was conducted under a peaceful atmosphere where the participants were taught about disease transmission, hands washing, and water chlorination.

 

Location: Nyman Town Quarter #2
Todee District, Montserrado County, Population: 625

Community Description

Nyman Town Q#2 is located in the same town as Quarter one. It is the second community in Nyman town. The people of this Quarter are engaged in farming and burning coal.

Problem Addressed 

The lack of safe drinking water in this community in other areas remains a huge challenge, the only source they have is a hand-dug well and a nearby creek. The distance from this quarter to the hand-dug well or the creek is about 15 to 20 minutes’ walk. This has caused a widespread of sicknesses such as running stomach, diarrhea, and skin rashes

Project Impact 

The people of this quarter were very happy when the Lifewater Health and Hygiene Team arrived to educate them about their basic health and hygiene practices. As the Workshop was conducted and they were taught about the basic hygiene practice to help them reduce the high risk of illness in their community and keep their environment clean and safe from sicknesses. The lesson taught was on how to chlorinate water before drinking and to wash their hands before eating and after using the toilet and to keep their surrounding clean of garbage and human feces.

Location: GweeTown Quarter #1
Todee District, Montserrado County, Population: 950

Community Description

Gwee Town Quarter 1 is located along the road leading to one of the most popular towns called Goba Town. The distance from Todee junction to Gwee Town about 5 minutes drive. It is the first big Town from the main Monrovia- Kakata high way called Todee junction. This Town according to the elders was established in the 18 century by the late Joseph P. Gwee. The major source of livelihood for them is farming, coal burning, along with motorcycle taxi mostly by the youth and other types of small businesses.

Problem Addressed 

The Town has been suffering from several outbreaks of running stomach caused by unsafe drinking water. Some dwellers go blind and the lack of hygiene practices and bad water has led to quite a high child death rate. The people have been crying out for humanitarian assistance.

Project Impact 

Water Charity Team conducted a Workshop for training and shared knowledge with the community on how to prevent communicable diseases and take good care of their environment for good health. “This Workshop has brought to our changes in the way of living by chlorinating our water and keeping the environment clean of garbage and disposal site”, the Women Leader who represented the town chief said. She gives a big thank you to the WC family for the good work done for the community.

Please join us now in helping to completely repair all of them.

Water Charity Wells in Montserrado

ID# Partner Product County District Community Date Community Size Well Depth latitude longitude Community Description Water Quality Flow Rate Other Comments
2903 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Kartoe Town 16-03-2020 1,000-4,999 22 6.56 -10 Monrovia kakata high way Good
2902 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Goba Town 16-03-2020 1,000-4,999 63 6.5 -10 Monrovia kakata highway Good
2901 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Bahr 16-03-2020 500-999 34 6.49 -10 Monrovia kakata highway Good
2849 COHDEP Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Zinger Town 19-02-2020 500-999 28 6.54 -11 The pump is right in the middle of the the town Good 10.5 Very good
2848 COHDEP Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Guepulor 19-02-2020 1,000-4,999 51 6.51 -11 The pump is right on  the corner of the town. Good 10 Very good
2847 COHDEP Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Guepulor 19-02-2020 1,000-4,999 51 6.51 -11 The pump is right on the school campus Good 11 Very good
2832 COHDEP Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Back Camp 16-02-2020 1,000-4,999 76 6.57 -10 At the end of the town,last pump on the left Good 6 Good
2755 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Kalgai Town 03-12-2019 1,000-4,999 40 6.63 -10 Good 10
2754 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Kangain 17-01-2020 1,000-4,999 28 6.63 -10 Good 10
2753 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Sonkay Town 17-11-2019 499 or less 36 6.61 -10 Good 10
2712 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Zinnah town 31-12-2019 1,000-4,999 38 6.72 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2711 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Botoi Town 31-12-2019 1,000-4,999 36 6.76 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2710 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Gbai town 31-12-2019 500-999 36 6.69 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2709 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Yarkpai town 31-12-2019 499 or less 36 6.73 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2708 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Gbarkparmah 31-12-2019 1,000-4,999 35 6.69 -11 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2618 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Kangain Town (GPS is wrong) 04-12-2019 1,000-4,999 24 6.53 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2617 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Kangain town (GPS is wrong) 04-12-2019 1,000-4,999 34 6.53 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2615 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Sunkai (GPS is wrong) 04-12-2019 1,000-4,999 36 6.53 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2614 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Kangain 04-12-2019 1,000-4,999 54 6.63 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2613 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Karto Town 04-12-2019 1,000-4,999 24 6.56 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2612 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Korto Town 04-12-2019 1,000-4,999 6.57 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good
2605 Life Water Borehole Montserrado Todee Nyman Town (Quarter #2) 02-12-2019 1,000-4,999 75 6.47 -10 This  Town  is Located  behind  division  21. From division  21 to this (Nyman Quarter#2)  is about  5 minutes  drive. good 10 good  Quality (2019-73)
2604 Life Water Borehole Montserrado Todee Nyman Town (Quarter#3) 02-12-2019 499 or less 100 6.47 -10 This  Place  is  Located  behind  Division 21.  From division  21 to Nyman  is about  5 minutes  drive. good 10 Good  Quality (2019-74)
2603 Life Water Borehole Montserrado Todee Nyman town (Quarter#1) 02-12-2019 500-999 80 6.47 -10 This  town    is Located  behind  Division 21. From  Division  21 to  Yeamah  is about  6 minutes  drive.. good 11 Good  Quality(2019-72)
2602 Life Water Borehole Montserrado Todee Gwee Town (Quarter#2) 02-12-2019 499 or less 115 6.47 -10 This  Town  is Located  behind  Todee  Junction, from  the  Junction  to Gwee  town  is about  2 minutes  drive.. good 10 Good  Quality(2019-71)
2601 Life Water Borehole Montserrado Todee Gwee town (Quarter#1) 02-12-2019 1,000-4,999 90 6.47 -10 This  Town    is Located behind  Todee  Junction. From  the  Junction  to  Gwee  Town  is  about  2 minutes  drive.. good 10 good  Quality(2019-65)
2600 Life Water Borehole Montserrado Todee Miatta town. 02-12-2019 499 or less 100 6.58 -10 This town  is  Located  behind  Morris  Farm.. from   Morris  farm  to miatta  is about  5 minutes  drive.. good 10 good  Quality(2019-64)
2561 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Gwee Town 02-11-2019 1,000-4,999 25.6 6.47 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good 7
2559 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Bahr Town 02-11-2019 500-999 31.9 6.49 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good 6.6
2558 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Goba 02-11-2019 1,000-4,999 20 6.5 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good 6.1
2557 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Goba Town 02-11-2019 1,000-4,999 25.5 6.5 -10 Monrovia Kakata Highway Good 7.8
2542 ODNGC Major Rehab Montserrado Todee Freeman Reserve 31-10-2019 1,000-4,999 34.7 6.45 -10 Located on the monrovia Kakata highway Good 7.5
2523 Life Water Borehole Montserrado Todee Pleemu town 25-10-2019 1,000-4,999 65 6.59 -10 This place    is Located Within  Pleemu.. good 10 Good  Quality(2019-58)
2525 Life Water Borehole Montserrado Todee Salami Town 23-10-2019 499 or less 60 6.54 -10 From  Pleemu  to  Salami  town  is about  9 minutes  drive.. good 10 good  Quality(2019-60)
2524 Life Water Borehole Montserrado Todee Queue Town 20-10-2019 499 or less 70 6.55 -10 The  road  leading  to  Queue Town  is   Located   at the  left corner  before  entering Pleemu. From  Pleemu to  Queue Town  is  about  ten minutes  drive… good 10 Good  Quality(2019-59)

Water Charity Filter Towns

District Community Date Latitude Longitude
Careysburg Balatanah Town 16-10-2019 6.420383333 -10.58970333
Careysburg Bogarlo Town 16-10-2019 6.4149503 -10.6090994
Careysburg Children Home 16-10-2019 6.4316593 -10.605238
Careysburg Darlowors 16-10-2019 6.431065 -10.6247133
Careysburg David Town 16-10-2019 6.4670718 -10.6203124
Careysburg Fula Quarter 16-10-2019 6.4453115 -10.624363
Careysburg Gbokolle Town 16-10-2019 6.407298333 -10.59917
Careysburg Japan Shasha 16-10-2019 6.457275 -10.627645
Careysburg Kansuah 16-10-2019 6.4235352 -10.6165582
Careysburg Kansuah town 16-10-2019 6.423563333 -10.61651333
Careysburg King village 16-10-2019 6.417705 -10.61439
Careysburg Kondeh 16-10-2019 6.4073501 -10.6249636
Careysburg Louisiana Yard 16-10-2019 6.4462597 -10.6209097
Careysburg Monegan 16-10-2019 6.4125745 -10.6327867
Careysburg Nagaye town 16-10-2019 6.416062 -10.6352098
Careysburg New Village 16-10-2019 6.4277233 -10.63534
Careysburg Nyahkorlor town 16-10-2019 6.467406667 -10.54626167
Careysburg Nyeapolu town 16-10-2019 6.4134558 -10.6416983
Careysburg Rocket Mountain 16-10-2019 6.4281282 -10.6062332
Careysburg Sarffie 16-10-2019 6.433125 -10.6333117
Careysburg Somo 16-10-2019 6.41499 -10.58710667
Careysburg Somo Town 16-10-2019 6.41391 -10.58637
Careysburg Toeyah 16-10-2019 6.3991291 -10.6103115
Careysburg Walite 16-10-2019 6.4310899 -10.6143432
Careysburg Balatanah 17-10-2019 6.4814171 -10.5878407
Careysburg Ballah 17-10-2019 6.473321 -10.5832012
Careysburg Basal 17-10-2019 6.4667863 -10.5698763
Careysburg Beguia Town 17-10-2019 6.4647371 -10.5751282
Careysburg Bologarlague Town 17-10-2019 6.4372133 -10.5702133
Careysburg Civil compound 17-10-2019 6.448141667 -10.60637333
Careysburg Crewed 17-10-2019 6.419493333 -10.62461167
Careysburg Forkpah Town 17-10-2019 6.474533333 -10.55349
Careysburg Gonpue 17-10-2019 6.497418333 -10.53646
Careysburg Gotor 17-10-2019 6.430505 -10.58769667
Careysburg Kortu Town 17-10-2019 6.481543333 -10.54659833
Careysburg Lorma Village 17-10-2019 6.474563333 -10.55031167
Careysburg Moinga 17-10-2019 6.4126468 -10.6327944
Careysburg Molly Town 17-10-2019 6.432735 -10.5708867
Careysburg Monkapgai Town 17-10-2019 6.438205 -10.5640133
Careysburg Nagia 17-10-2019 6.4161414 -10.6351821
Careysburg Namieh 17-10-2019 6.43796 -10.5842
Careysburg Seword 17-10-2019 6.439113333 -10.5806
Careysburg Travels Town 17-10-2019 6.4341782 -10.5627855
Careysburg Yarkpazuh town 17-10-2019 6.454095 -10.593835
Careysburg Borto 18-10-2019 6.477768333 -10.60047333
Careysburg Cooper Farm 18-10-2019 6.462585 -10.50018167
Careysburg Diamond creek 18-10-2019 6.481193333 -10.60103667
Careysburg Flomo Town 18-10-2019 6.4191034 -10.5711269
Careysburg Gbolo Town 18-10-2019 6.427315 -10.5818967
Careysburg Gonogala Town 18-10-2019 6.4278317 -10.58365
Careysburg Ima town 18-10-2019 6.462201667 -10.603835
Careysburg Kiam Town 18-10-2019 6.455481667 -10.53598
Careysburg Lasana Town 18-10-2019 6.421775 -10.5742333
Careysburg Masa farm 18-10-2019 6.463278333 -10.55335667
Careysburg Naiwelee Village 18-10-2019 6.406926667 -10.53461833
Careysburg Nimaly 18-10-2019 6.4554183 -10.506685
Careysburg Porto town 18-10-2019 6.477778333 -10.60047667
Careysburg Sackie Town 18-10-2019 6.4251783 -10.5800565
Careysburg Sangale 18-10-2019 6.455925 -10.559565
Careysburg Togbaward town 18-10-2019 6.46704 -10.55163833
Careysburg B village 19-10-2019 6.424458333 -10.50766333
Careysburg Banda kpana farm 19-10-2019 6.425823333 -10.51073667
Careysburg Bonnie’s Village 19-10-2019 6.446556667 -10.49709667
Careysburg Clopolay Town 19-10-2019 6.43536 -10.49069
Careysburg Galashue town 19-10-2019 6.434281667 -10.51908167
Careysburg Gboko 19-10-2019 6.4164033 -10.5314617
Careysburg Gboto Town 19-10-2019 6.432858333 -10.49042167
Careysburg Harwa 19-10-2019 6.42647 -10.53489
Careysburg Keseleh Village 19-10-2019 6.39741 -10.49847833
Careysburg Koto 19-10-2019 6.4409321 -10.5364949
Careysburg Kpana 19-10-2019 6.422395 -10.50909
Careysburg Mamie pepper 19-10-2019 6.438188 -10.5349158
Careysburg Marchant 19-10-2019 6.4448938 -10.5387419
Careysburg Nyemah 19-10-2019 6.42447 -10.532675
Careysburg SaahNyumah Village 19-10-2019 6.438901667 -10.49006333
Careysburg Sackor village 19-10-2019 6.427825 -10.51492667
Careysburg Sharmon Village 19-10-2019 6.43146 -10.48978333
Careysburg Taties Town 19-10-2019 6.437488333 -10.49086333
Careysburg Jack Tucker Village 20-10-2019 6.427693333 -10.53348833
Careysburg Kandy farm 20-10-2019 6.41014 -10.53324167
Careysburg Karsina Village 20-10-2019 6.445886667 -10.495545
Careysburg Gbolomie town 21-10-2019 6.48708 -10.51756833
Careysburg Jackson Farm 21-10-2019 6.400866667 -10.50868667
Careysburg Kamah 21-10-2019 6.483491667 -10.52764167
Careysburg New land community 21-10-2019 6.398313333 -10.51761
Careysburg Sammie Town 21-10-2019 6.398383333 -10.523575
Careysburg Sekaley town 21-10-2019 6.494193333 -10.518715
Careysburg Tulamu 21-10-2019 6.4856 -10.52182333
Careysburg Tuopleh Town 21-10-2019 6.414036667 -10.50979
Careysburg Yarkollie 21-10-2019 6.492461667 -10.51269833
Careysburg Bassa town 22-10-2019 6.461076667 -10.519305
Careysburg Crawford Fram 22-10-2019 6.466051667 -10.64534667
Careysburg Date town 22-10-2019 6.452276667 -10.57106833
Careysburg Fahntaylor town 22-10-2019 6.466913333 -10.53103667
Careysburg Gbahn, s town 22-10-2019 6.472518333 -10.53498667
Careysburg Gbamu 22-10-2019 6.47426 -10.536745
Careysburg God gift Community 22-10-2019 6.40239 -10.6045
Careysburg Gorgor Town 22-10-2019 6.462991667 -10.656075
Careysburg John qwah town 22-10-2019 6.483678333 -10.53883
Careysburg Porte Hill 22-10-2019 6.458716667 -10.63902333
Careysburg Sangbeh Town 22-10-2019 6.455408333 -10.65705333
Careysburg Tartar Town 22-10-2019 6.476158333 -10.54386333
Careysburg Barkar Town 23-10-2019 6.464678333 -10.67817
Careysburg Boi town 23-10-2019 6.498741667 -10.62077
Careysburg Carter Town 23-10-2019 6.463503333 -10.68025833
Careysburg Clinton 23-10-2019 6.469253333 -10.66509667
Careysburg Clinton Town 23-10-2019 6.469235 -10.66509833
Careysburg Daniel wright 23-10-2019 6.453295 -10.70131833
Careysburg December 23-10-2019 6.476286667 -10.660735
Careysburg Jawajah 23-10-2019 6.499511667 -10.61925833
Careysburg Joe Ricks 23-10-2019 6.471813333 -10.66303833
Careysburg Kpakallah Town 23-10-2019 6.463686667 -10.68374
Careysburg Middle town 23-10-2019 6.483326667 -10.63329667
Careysburg Raymond camp 23-10-2019 6.487295 -10.6543
Careysburg Saul Town 23-10-2019 6.461428333 -10.69271167
Careysburg Weaduo town 23-10-2019 6.51926 -10.60847667
Careysburg Zicock town 23-10-2019 6.513236667 -10.615835
Careysburg Zubah 23-10-2019 6.471328333 -10.66508333
Careysburg Billimue 26-10-2019 6.431238333 -10.65052833
Careysburg Fire Point 26-10-2019 6.475036667 -10.6479
Careysburg Gbelley 26-10-2019 6.432611667 -10.65414167
Careysburg Gbenker 26-10-2019 6.452333333 -10.68954167
Careysburg Gbenker town 26-10-2019 6.452263333 -10.689405
Careysburg Gois 26-10-2019 6.426953333 -10.666185
Careysburg Gorgeous Armah town 26-10-2019 6.476936667 -10.65501833
Careysburg Harris 26-10-2019 6.4760867 -10.6508083
Careysburg John Pickup Town 26-10-2019 6.444711667 -10.66723167
Careysburg Korker Town 26-10-2019 6.476048333 -10.64961333
Careysburg L.Jackson Community 26-10-2019 6.443716667 -10.66690667
Careysburg Mcgill 26-10-2019 6.449773333 -10.68886667
Careysburg Mousekolleh 26-10-2019 6.486906667 -10.64695333
Careysburg Nancy Walker 26-10-2019 6.44887 -10.67035167
Careysburg Water hole town 26-10-2019 6.40108 -10.50346667
Todee Leipolu town 13-01-2020 6.5654486 -10.5107091
Todee Gai Town 14-01-2020 6.570573519 -10.4893769
Todee Kortuma 14-01-2020 6.573529523 -10.48760078
Todee Marsh Town 14-01-2020 6.5792249 -10.48463627
Todee Saybay George Town 14-01-2020 6.5173367 -10.534535
Todee Tamba 14-01-2020 6.5175371 -10.5255452
Todee Vatekeh Town 14-01-2020 6.579093514 -10.48465764
Todee Watta Town 14-01-2020 6.51559 -10.537845
Todee Cotton Town 16-01-2020 6.513016667 -10.53129
Todee Harman Farm /Fallah Town 16-01-2020 6.517388333 -10.45809833
Todee Holder 1 16-01-2020 6.5763617 -10.5141783
Todee Rebbeca Fatm 16-01-2020 6.525491667 -10.47116
Todee Taylor 1 Town 16-01-2020 6.5846779 -10.5193024
Todee Taylor 2 Town 16-01-2020 6.5901869 -10.5264236
Todee Willie Town 16-01-2020 6.5696632 -10.5143516
Todee Yaryoyo Town 16-01-2020 6.519888333 -10.46285333
Todee Feleyequla Town 17-01-2020 6.474445 -10.43716333
Todee Gboplay Town 17-01-2020 6.51489 -10.45600833
Todee Jovan Town 17-01-2020 6.466701667 -10.417765
Todee Natea Town 17-01-2020 6.474313333 -10.43312333
Todee Peeza 17-01-2020 6.50177 -10.44618167
Todee Todee Junction 17-01-2020 6.466185 -10.41765667
Todee Zolon 17-01-2020 6.518426667 -10.44203167
Todee 19 Jungition 18-01-2020 6.461316667 -10.42052
Todee A. B Tolbert Farm 18-01-2020 6.620455 -10.5636867
Todee Barwobrown Town 18-01-2020 6.6004134 -10.5621136
Todee Bawobron Farm 18-01-2020 6.6144083 -10.5506
Todee Benben Town 18-01-2020 6.526561667 -10.58107833
Todee Bonner Town 18-01-2020 6.6002317 -10.5550683
Todee Diasuah Towm 18-01-2020 6.452793333 -10.415505
Todee Flomo Towm 18-01-2020 6.455043333 -10.41873333
Todee James Samgo Town 18-01-2020 6.5644328 -10.4907443
Todee Jammy Town 18-01-2020 6.5911867 -10.5132567
Todee John Town 18-01-2020 6.588275 -10.5134517
Todee Nehn Town 18-01-2020 6.458446667 -10.41062833
Todee Pipe Town 18-01-2020 6.6135083 -10.5677833
Todee Tamba Farm 18-01-2020 6.485203333 -10.45363333
Todee Tengbeh Town 18-01-2020 6.447993333 -10.41066167
Todee Truly Town 18-01-2020 6.6282383 -10.5780367
Todee Tulu Town 18-01-2020 6.6281883 -10.5780133
Todee Varney Town 18-01-2020 6.498163333 -10.462375
Todee Vartekeh 18-01-2020 6.6200241 -10.553069
Todee Vartekeh Town 18-01-2020 6.6200017 -10.55313
Todee Velenkpalasue 18-01-2020 6.46384 -10.409185
Todee Wallah Town 18-01-2020 6.6251767 -10.5514967
Todee Yeagbla Town 18-01-2020 6.499646667 -10.46844
Todee Charles Luke 19-01-2020 6.462245 -10.46817
Todee Dehdeh Town 19-01-2020 6.466183333 -10.49828
Todee Fahan Twon 19-01-2020 6.484501667 -10.43282333
Todee Gboto Town 19-01-2020 6.5407162 -10.5557941
Todee Kpaingba Village 19-01-2020 6.5429003 -10.5205641
Todee Malalu Town 19-01-2020 6.456436667 -10.47367333
Todee Pabia Village 19-01-2020 6.5462501 -10.5125503
Todee Richard Village 19-01-2020 6.458383333 -10.47239167
Todee Sonnie Town 19-01-2020 6.595635 -10.5194667
Todee Weasangba Town 19-01-2020 6.5438915 -10.5549859
Todee Zalamu Town 19-01-2020 6.5422055 -10.5513785
Todee Adjanna Town 20-01-2020 6.644753 -10.5761377
Todee Bana Farm 20-01-2020 6.467108333 -10.49865167
Todee Banda Konnah 20-01-2020 6.6800117 -10.57544
Todee Bletana 20-01-2020 6.472295 -10.49397667
Todee Boumah Town 20-01-2020 6.5401814 -10.5539854
Todee Do We ‘S Town 20-01-2020 6.493735 -10.49938333
Todee Don Don Town 20-01-2020 6.6714782 -10.5721856
Todee Fayaway Town 20-01-2020 6.495219 -10.5538118
Todee Freeman Town 20-01-2020 6.5316264 -10.5566081
Todee George Moko Town 20-01-2020 6.480453333 -10.49179833
Todee Gorzu 20-01-2020 6.473318333 -10.48430667
Todee Heaven Know 20-01-2020 6.6435733 -10.564245
Todee Hunder Town 20-01-2020 6.6554267 -10.5827967
Todee Kpallah Town 20-01-2020 6.486826667 -10.49570167
Todee Law Point 20-01-2020 6.672095 -10.5917817
Todee Love Point 20-01-2020 6.6687267 -10.5906467
Todee Miatta Towm 20-01-2020 6.581396667 -10.42188
Todee Mind Your Mouth 20-01-2020 6.64904 -10.5592233
Todee Pa Soul On Village 20-01-2020 6.468248333 -10.49800167
Todee Parmore Village 20-01-2020 6.4919889 -10.5497144
Todee Patrick Willie Hill 20-01-2020 6.6323267 -10.5595083
Todee Pension Town 20-01-2020 6.472503333 -10.49648
Todee Soumlana Town 20-01-2020 6.474586667 -10.49550167
Todee Tokar Town 20-01-2020 6.497751667 -10.496155
Todee Tom Kollie Town 20-01-2020 6.62529 -10.5605683
Todee Vai P Reeves 20-01-2020 6.491086667 -10.508205
Todee Wold Bank 1 20-01-2020 6.57392 -10.40528833
Todee Zoe Town 20-01-2020 6.5280181 -10.5569364
Todee Barnoe Town 21-01-2020 6.635515 -10.5953783
Todee Gbayan 21-01-2020 6.486405 -10.41049
Todee Gokpai Town 21-01-2020 6.4826561 -10.4243575
Todee Gonjahasiahn Town 21-01-2020 6.636765 -10.60482
Todee John Y Village 21-01-2020 6.62759 -10.5900383
Todee Kayen Town 21-01-2020 6.4896894 -10.4184121
Todee Lighting Farm 21-01-2020 6.6365033 -10.56361
Todee Mohama Village 21-01-2020 6.6439467 -10.5908017
Todee Zinc Camp 21-01-2020 6.4803264 -10.4031114
Todee Cooper Farm 22-01-2020 6.5131382 -10.3906005
Todee Cooper Farm New Land Village 22-01-2020 6.4866883 -10.4001303
Todee Dekegar 22-01-2020 6.51823 -10.3847017
Todee Kanga 22-01-2020 6.5147885 -10.3897785
Todee Moingai Town 22-01-2020 6.4889829 -10.3854167
Todee Bobbie Toe 23-01-2020 6.5051376 -10.3999377
Todee Gargar Town 23-01-2020 6.5922236 -10.4608803
Todee Garnett Farm 23-01-2020 6.5118296 -10.4019163
Todee Guikporlorsu 23-01-2020 6.5005632 -10.4076733
Todee Japan Town 23-01-2020 6.5954421 -10.4287689
Todee Junior Sirleaf Farm 23-01-2020 6.5128734 -10.4014363
Todee Karsoyan Farm 23-01-2020 6.5103572 -10.4081041
Todee Ketter Farm 23-01-2020 6.548865 -10.452995
Todee Kolleh Zuahn Town 23-01-2020 6.5722775 -10.4414811
Todee Kollehzuahn Town 23-01-2020 6.5724 -10.44154
Todee Kpenebu Town 23-01-2020 6.5819475 -10.4597321
Todee Loge Party Farm 23-01-2020 6.5003533 -10.4021033
Todee Mamipelly 23-01-2020 6.5015909 -10.4058291
Todee Martin 23-01-2020 6.5059295 -10.4005091
Todee Momah Village 23-01-2020 6.5080017 -10.4102483
Todee Musa Towm 23-01-2020 6.55262 -10.4493017
Todee Myunah Town 23-01-2020 6.5011018 -10.4014174
Todee Sirleaf 23-01-2020 6.5151049 -10.4048072
Todee Tampa Village 23-01-2020 6.5057822 -10.4016517
Todee Yarqueque Town 23-01-2020 6.5874794 -10.4533484
Todee Bayamah Town 24-01-2020 6.5270041 -10.3907995
Todee Bloar Town 24-01-2020 6.553085 -10.4714967
Todee David Hiama Farm 24-01-2020 6.5133794 -10.3986373
Todee Korkaleh Town 24-01-2020 6.55333 -10.4666333
Todee Seyaefiv Town 24-01-2020 6.5108619 -10.3862742
Todee Sis Sarah Farm 24-01-2020 6.4764345 -10.40342
Todee Valeiyehn Town 24-01-2020 6.5071656 -10.3765375
Todee Vialayea 24-01-2020 6.543965 -10.4384617
Todee Washington 24-01-2020 6.5330933 -10.46219
Todee Washington 2 24-01-2020 6.5269417 -10.4568983
Todee Blackie Town 25-01-2020 6.5576974 -10.5029627
Todee Gbalasua Town 25-01-2020 6.6461523 -10.5685835
Todee Mouse Towm 25-01-2020 6.5551514 -10.4986553
Todee Bass Town 29-01-2020 6.5420372 -10.547789
Todee Dogbalon Town 18-02-2020 6.536634567 -10.50017807
Todee Kollie Town 19-02-2020 6.7158978 -10.5141369
Todee Abdul Farm 20-02-2020 6.72507 -10.493175
Todee Bayeseato Village 20-02-2020 6.750778333 -10.51371167
Todee Bontoe Town 20-02-2020 6.72776105 -10.52441452
Todee Boyo Town 20-02-2020 6.75957785 -10.52809847
Todee Bushmen Town 20-02-2020 6.7229 -10.50370667
Todee Dekeigar Town 20-02-2020 6.6506097 -10.5389979
Todee Fourday Farm 20-02-2020 6.7597484 -10.52670053
Todee Joe Village 20-02-2020 6.74918295 -10.50500712
Todee John Piezen Village 20-02-2020 6.757582183 -10.52490913
Todee Larmie Village 20-02-2020 6.6574345 -10.5382923
Todee Manyakia Town 20-02-2020 6.754435 -10.48880667
Todee Monneh Town 20-02-2020 6.719838333 -10.49617167
Todee Natee Town 20-02-2020 6.759761667 -10.52836667
Todee Nyenpue 20-02-2020 6.6357555 -10.53672
Todee Nyenpue Town 20-02-2020 6.6357489 -10.5367375
Todee Saimia Village 20-02-2020 6.759678717 -10.52841305
Todee Sangbeh Tue Town 20-02-2020 6.6543227 -10.5407243
Todee Sumo Town 20-02-2020 6.748325 -10.50212667
Todee Torwah Town 20-02-2020 6.759761667 -10.52809667
Todee Tutufa Village 20-02-2020 6.759616483 -10.52835405
Todee Tutufar Village 20-02-2020 6.759661667 -10.52840667
Todee Vanny Town 20-02-2020 6.6765753 -10.5391428
Todee Watts Town 20-02-2020 6.722312433 -10.52039498
Todee Zolodee Town 20-02-2020 6.752873333 -10.49158167
Todee Ben Johnson 21-02-2020 6.814570533 -10.53358518
Todee Darkina Village 21-02-2020 6.6882483 -10.5450867
Todee Dennis Farm 21-02-2020 6.80356745 -10.55470552
Todee John Howard 21-02-2020 6.78731 -10.53557
Todee Joy Joy Ma 21-02-2020 6.6699548 -10.5135853
Todee Karbo Town 21-02-2020 6.781480817 -10.51036578
Todee Kpanajuah Town 21-02-2020 6.788795 -10.50738833
Todee Kulajah Town 21-02-2020 6.792936667 -10.50483167
Todee Larma Village 21-02-2020 6.79163 -10.53939333
Todee Lorma Village 21-02-2020 6.791562267 -10.5393227
Todee Mano Village 21-02-2020 6.663933 -10.5102543
Todee Natee 2 Town 21-02-2020 6.800471667 -10.540255
Todee Perry Village 21-02-2020 6.6728781 -10.5021465
Todee Play Play Village 21-02-2020 6.6661954 -10.5055267
Todee Rather Village 21-02-2020 6.799632333 -10.53755227
Todee Samukai Town 21-02-2020 6.6737461 -10.5013347
Todee Taeweh Washington’S Town 21-02-2020 6.714846967 -10.53284702
Todee Takpor Village 21-02-2020 6.6757613 -10.5033448
Todee Tarquoi Town 21-02-2020 6.7772864 -10.51767827
Todee Yarkpai Village 21-02-2020 6.662923 -10.5100161
Todee Bono Kani 22-02-2020 6.7752013 -10.5059438
Todee Damiwellie Town 22-02-2020 6.77720945 -10.49216228
Todee David Town 22-02-2020 6.771693767 -10.49830397
Todee Diral Farm 22-02-2020 6.796896233 -10.50298497
Todee Duncan’S Farm 22-02-2020 6.777148667 -10.49224245
Todee Dural Farm 22-02-2020 6.796884417 -10.50289592
Todee Edward Bess Town 22-02-2020 6.761203333 -10.50155167
Todee Foukpah Village 22-02-2020 6.796246667 -10.49864667
Todee Gbalatuse Village 22-02-2020 6.642191667 -10.51898188
Todee Glikpah Town 22-02-2020 6.796662667 -10.49886872
Todee Isaac Mulbah Town 22-02-2020 6.743289383 -10.45783242
Todee Jenneh Towm 22-02-2020 6.6381511 -10.5137248
Todee Modoba Village 22-02-2020 6.73858455 -10.4676338
Todee Morris Sirleaf 22-02-2020 6.795831833 -10.5027168
Todee Peter Howard 22-02-2020 6.780001333 -10.48136967
Todee Pizeh Town 22-02-2020 6.757446667 -10.50344167
Todee Robert Town 22-02-2020 6.731499817 -10.47108293
Todee Sir Leaf Town 22-02-2020 6.7651512 -10.50229878
Todee Yaffa Town 22-02-2020 6.6456802 -10.5169918
Todee Bulahgue Town 24-02-2020 6.7166696 -10.4626466
Todee Gbejay Town 24-02-2020 6.7296245 -10.4648662
Todee Kimue Town 24-02-2020 6.711886667 -10.46319167
Todee Kpah Town 24-02-2020 6.704109 -10.4629219
Todee Mcgill Fram 24-02-2020 6.7224366 -10.4335616
Todee Moses Papmore 24-02-2020 6.7081398 -10.46393
Todee Mulbah Towm 24-02-2020 6.738514383 -10.46760992
Todee Panzou Town 24-02-2020 6.7275012 -10.4591839
Todee Sunday 24-02-2020 6.731035 -10.47793333
Todee Talons Town 24-02-2020 6.7192709 -10.4646188
Todee Author Town 25-02-2020 6.64259865 -10.46195825
Todee Beadee Town 25-02-2020 6.606171717 -10.43453698
Todee Dickson 25-02-2020 6.64806765 -10.470851
Todee Joekplee Town 25-02-2020 6.601033333 -10.428085
Todee Johnson Town 25-02-2020 6.64669695 -10.47222045
Todee Kokolu Village 25-02-2020 6.6527217 -10.49287318
Todee Kpanalolo Town 25-02-2020 6.6106773 -10.4583157
Todee Manjoe Town 25-02-2020 6.650635317 -10.46909085
Todee Morris Town 25-02-2020 6.63311325 -10.45955823
Todee Sammie Town 25-02-2020 6.608556717 -10.43842002
Todee Tutu Town 25-02-2020 6.6126666 -10.4480381
Todee Volwoo Town 25-02-2020 6.650651667 -10.486355
Todee Baigola Towm 26-02-2020 6.754637067 -10.45502415
Todee Dorleh Farm 26-02-2020 6.7599343 -10.47469365
Todee Kpardes Town 26-02-2020 6.753204983 -10.44477092
Todee Tools Town 26-02-2020 6.769715817 -10.41641558
Todee Bankaroll Town 27-02-2020 6.65310635 -10.45691903
Todee Bimah Town 27-02-2020 6.726337867 -10.44758333
Todee Coffee Farm 27-02-2020 6.5573102 -10.4052123
Todee Gbandi Town 27-02-2020 6.664516833 -10.45987578
Todee Gbango Towm 27-02-2020 6.5531489 -10.4259535
Todee Gorzuardia Town 27-02-2020 6.648857867 -10.45868575
Todee Jamse Brooks 27-02-2020 6.5536423 -10.4178579
Todee Kaigbo Village 27-02-2020 6.5971693 -10.4010117
Todee Mantoe Town 27-02-2020 6.657183833 -10.45305737
Todee Qui Towm 27-02-2020 6.552662 -10.4323576
Todee Sando Town 27-02-2020 6.664320283 -10.45850822
Todee Singbeh Lon Towm 27-02-2020 6.5554299 -10.4204097
Todee Tayepar 27-02-2020 6.6014039 -10.3999513
Todee Vaikai Towm 27-02-2020 6.5977915 -10.4134272
Todee Wold Bank2 27-02-2020 6.589594933 -10.40493062
Todee Zontodonvillage 27-02-2020 6.667083483 -10.46210127
Todee Nyarquie Town 28-02-2020 6.756515167 -10.48087748
Todee Carter Town 29-02-2020 6.77461125 -10.45164255
Todee Kiayeavillage 29-02-2020 6.762432417 -10.46343498
Todee Muika Farm 29-02-2020 6.76832215 -10.4783611
Todee Yelejuah Town 29-02-2020 6.757900567 -10.4531365
Todee Danmore Town 01-03-2020 6.53595325 -10.45870438
Todee Back Setoman 26-03-2020 6.429445 -10.695765
Todee Baima Village 26-03-2020 6.6830658 -10.420726
Todee Company Camp 26-03-2020 6.748949767 -10.40813202
Todee Dan Town 26-03-2020 6.397031667 -10.68891833
Todee Domayer’S Town 26-03-2020 6.694856833 -10.41973745
Todee Gibson Town 26-03-2020 6.70459035 -10.42139575
Todee Kokar Town 26-03-2020 6.4178 -10.690345
Todee Kpolon Town 26-03-2020 6.6814965 -10.415347
Todee Lama Town 26-03-2020 6.44059 -10.705895
Todee Louisiana Cassava Hill Community 26-03-2020 6.411823333 -10.71114333
Todee Pepper Village 26-03-2020 6.41981 -10.688975
Todee Power Town 26-03-2020 6.416605 -10.69678167
Todee Smowood Town 26-03-2020 6.731406417 -10.41713565
Todee Vessal Town 26-03-2020 6.7361626 -10.41818192
Todee Worwor Town 26-03-2020 6.412911667 -10.68936833
Todee Yargapue Town 26-03-2020 6.690306683 -10.4193888
Todee Bono Mamay Town 27-03-2020 6.69532475 -10.45602807
Todee Jimmy Town 27-03-2020 6.686970617 -10.45110835
Todee Mitta Town 27-03-2020 6.6747966 -10.44223268
Todee Nargowah Town 27-03-2020 6.677673117 -10.42659203
Todee Sickie Town 27-03-2020 6.68386625 -10.44445683
Todee Tamba Town 27-03-2020 6.6760327 -10.44810775
Todee Tumay Town 27-03-2020 6.664281067 -10.43317712
Todee Yarwayeh Town 27-03-2020 6.672706917 -10.43830763
Todee Anthony 28-03-2020 6.445318333 -10.67564833
Todee Baby Town 28-03-2020 6.384823333 -10.68339667
Todee Gotolor Town 28-03-2020 6.417401667 -10.68675833
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Todee Via Community 28-03-2020 6.401871667 -10.68210167
Todee Afried Village 29-03-2020 6.353483333 -10.61783667
Todee Bracon Village 29-03-2020 6.35113 -10.618665
Todee Careers Village 29-03-2020 6.380535 -10.658075
Todee Dennis Town 29-03-2020 6.391893333 -10.65519167
Todee Roberson Town 29-03-2020 6.380061667 -10.65623
Todee Robert Village 29-03-2020 6.379328333 -10.65501

   

   

    

Gokai Well and Bathroom Project – Liberia

Gokai Well and Bathroom Project – Liberia

Gokai Well and Bathroom Project – Liberia

This project is made possible through the partnership of WATER CHARITY and the NATIONAL PEACE CORPS ASSOCIATION.
The project is being implemented in association with Women’s Campaign International.

Location
Gokai, Bong County, Liberia

Community Description
Gokai is located in Suakoko District in the north of Bong County. The community is accessible by road and largely depends on farming for its economy. The community does not have a health clinic or any medical personnel, but there is a privately-run drug store.

Gokai was severely affected by the recent Liberian Civil War and Ebola epidemic, during which 12 people in the community died. The village is divided into four distinct quarters, and the total population is approximately 1,800 people.


Problem Addressed

Gokai was identified and selected for its high level of need. While there is currently a hand pump in the upper part of the community, it is not accessible to the entire population. There is also no public latrine and many in the community do not have their own latrines, forcing them to defecate in the area surrounding the village

Project Description
This project is to install a hand pump well, and a public latrine.

The hand pump well will be located at the center of the village by the town hall, underneath a coconut tree. This location was chosen in consultation with village leaders because it is the area of the highest population in the community and an area with better sanitation than the rest of the town. This will allow the majority of the community to use them well without traveling a great distance.

The depth of the well is estimated to be at least 40 feet. The Afridev hand pump will be utilized. It is widely used throughout Liberia and is a relatively simple pump, which means that repair parts will be purchased without a problem and that it will be easily maintained.

The hand pump well will be fitted with a locking mechanism that will be controlled by the water committee. This will allow the community to control when the well will be in operation, preventing water from being wasted.

The building for the latrine will be located on the edge of town. It will have a 2’ foundation beneath the surface and will sit 1’1” above the ground to prevent flooding during the rainy season. There will be breeze/honeycomb blocks on either side of the building to allow for increased ventilation and light. The building will be separated down the middle by a wall to separate the men’s and women’s sides.

On each side will be located in a sink area with a bucket for washing. Adjacent to this will be two toilet stalls and then a bathing stall. Each will have locking doors. The toilets will be squat toilets that will use water to flush the waste down to the septic tank. All water for flushing toilets, the bathing area, and the sink will be carried in buckets from the hand pump well. A three-chamber septic tank will also be constructed.

Community education training on sanitation will be conducted by an experienced contract educator, Vision Collaborator. Before any construction begins, Vision Collaborator will hold training sessions with the identified laborers in the community. This will ensure that laborers hired for the project have the knowledge and skills needed to maintain the hand pump well and latrine once the projects are complete.

Project Impact
1,800 people who live in the community, consisting of 800 women, 600 children, 325 men, and 75 elderly, will benefit from the project.

Project Administration
This project is being implemented under the direction of Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Graham Button, who serves as Program Manager at Women’s Campaign International.

Monitoring and Maintenance
Key community leaders have been engaged in the project and will be involved in supporting community buy-in to the project. They have identified key community members who will serve on a water committee and will be responsible for the long-term upkeep and maintenance of the well and latrine.

Comments
The hand pump well will give the entire community a place in the center of the village to get clean water for drinking, washing, cooking, and bathing. It will improve the health of the community and reduce the burden that falls on women and youth to retrieve water.

The latrine complex will give members of the community a safe place to use the bathroom and wash, thus improving the health and hygiene of the community.

This project is part of our Western Africa Water & Sanitation Program.

This project has been fully funded by an anonymous donor.

This project has been completed.  To read about the conclusion, CLICK HERE.

Conclusion of Gokai Well and Bathroom Program – Liberia

Conclusion of Gokai Well and Bathroom Program – Liberia

Conclusion of Gokai Well and Bathroom Program – Liberia

This project, to build a well and latrine in Gokai Town, Bong County, Liberia, has been completed under the direction of Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Graham Button.

To read about the beginning of the project, CLICK HERE.

Graham reports as follows:

Through this project, Women’s Campaign International (WCI) sought to alleviate the problems caused by the water shortage and lack of latrines in Gokai Town, with the support of Water Charity. The proposed project included building a water pump and latrine complex, creating a Water Committee, and providing training to community members on not only the upkeep and maintenance of the new facilities but on proper sanitation and hygiene as well.

Located in a difficult-to-reach area of Bong County, Liberia, Gokai Town had been virtually untouched by foreign assistance of any kind before WCI undertook this project. With only a hand pump and a well that was dry six months out of the year, water has always been scarce in this small, rural community. To supplement their water supply, Gokai community members had to walk deep into the forest to gather water from two small underground springs. Trekking to get water on a daily basis was not only a time-consuming and arduous process but could become dangerous for women if they were caught alone on the path in the forest at night. Further, very few latrines existed in this community and open defecation was common practice.

On April 21, 2016, WCI was honored to officially dedicate the recently completed latrine and water pump to the people of the Gokai community. Upon their arrival to Gokai, WCI’s Program Liaison and Country Manager met with the newly-formed Water Committee, which was established during their last visit. Committee roles were reviewed and attendees discussed how the committee would maintain both the hand pump and the latrine in the future. The committee was thorough in their explanation and understanding of their roles and responsibilities, their meeting schedule, and the small fee that would be collected monthly from each household for latrine and hand pump upkeep.

The following day, community members gathered around the town hall early in the morning for a final WCI sanitation seminar. There were approximately 50 people of all ages in attendance, all listening eagerly to the sanitation messages on handwashing, open defecation, proper latrine use, food handling, and keeping the community environment clean.

Joining the group was a general Community Health Volunteer (qCHV), whose task it is to educate community members on proper hygiene. A welcome addition to the presentation, the gCHV took the opportunity to reinforce the sanitation and hygiene messages WCI was promoting. At the end of the seminar, the audience was quizzed on their knowledge of sanitation topics with prizes for correct answers. This allowed for a lively and laughter-filled game whereby community members demonstrated improved knowledge of sanitation topics.

Following the hygiene presentation, WCI staff and community members convened at the site of the new latrine where a formal presentation ensued with an opening prayer, a brief history of Gokai provided by a community elder, and words of dedication by both Vision Collaborators’ lead engineer and WCI’s Country Manager. WCI’s Program Liaison had the pleasure of handing the keys of both the latrine and water pump to the town chief. Together with the WCI Country Manager and Lead Engineer of Vision Collaborators, the town chief cut the ribbon to officially open the hand pump and latrine.

Expressing their joy and excitement, the community clan chief and chair lady of the water committee presented the traditional welcome gift of rice, water, and kola nuts, along with a live chicken, to both Vision Collaborators and the WCI staff. The gift also demonstrated the communities’ pledge to maintain and upkeep these structures, so that they may continue to effectively provide relief and service to their community in the future.

We are grateful to Graham and WCI for completing this project.

   

  

Rivercess Well Repair Program – Liberia

Rivercess Well Repair Program – Liberia

Rivercess Well Repair Program – Liberia

​Water Charity Joins Effort to Bring Clean Water to EVERY Person in Liberia By 2020!

This project is made possible through the partnership of WATER CHARITY and the NATIONAL PEACE CORPS ASSOCIATION.

This is a truly ambitious goal.

Historically, there has never been a developing country that has had access to clean water for every citizen. There has never been a country where waterborne illness has been eradicated.  We’re here to change that.

Water Charity has joined forces with our partners at The Last Well, to do what has never been done before.  Along with a large group of our fellow colleagues in the hydro philanthropic world, we have coordinated our efforts in this country of 4.7 million people so that every village, every hut and every person in the country gets served by the collective effort.  Each of our organizations is focusing on specific aspects of the overall problem.

The entire country has been scouted by teams on a motorbike.  They went to every village, hamlet, and collection of huts, and conducted their own “census” with a focus on water and health.  Based on the information gathered, data that wasn’t even known to the government itself, for the most part, it was possible to break the task down into do-able parts.  Done in this way, in an extremely efficient manner, the endeavor has become not just a possibility, but a certainty.

This particular program within the broader initiative encompasses 27 well repairs to rehabilitate boreholes and handpumps that have been unusable due to wear and neglect.  It is just one of many avenues of aid by which the lofty goal for Liberia is being carried out.  The overall picture involves, not only well repairs, but new wells, filter distributions, and other efforts in tandem with the Liberian Ministry of Health!

As you can see in the map below, we have adopted the Rivercess County of Liberia and it’s 8 districts of Beawor, Central Rivercess, Deodain, Fen River, Jo River, Norwein, Sam Gbalor, and Zarflahn.

​Rivercess has as its main economy rice and cassava plantations.  

Total Population: 115,000
Population Needing Access to Water: 66,348
Population to be served by projects: 66,348!

​Believe it or not, this effort is already well underway.  The December 2020 date is not “pie in the sky.”  By the end of 2017, a large percentage of the country will have already been served.  Something like 1.5 million people!

Naturally, different areas need different solutions, and what works in the city will not work in the bush.  Nevertheless, based on the historic census-style documenting of actual need… we know exactly what to do for every person in the country, regardless of how remote or inaccessible their location.

We are already underway doing our 27 well repairs in 6 of the 8 districts that comprise Rivercess County.  This is actually ALL of the wells that currently need repair!  When this is done, we will move on to another collection of projects for the area.

We are very excited about this program, as it is something new in this field, and one rarely sees that.  Traditional organizations, despite all the good they do and have done, have not even attempted this kind of thing.  They wind up spending more than this entire effort will wind up costing, but never in an efficient and focused way because there have been certain obstacles in the past, and large organizations are not usually able to change gears quickly or embrace innovation.  The fact is, that no one, not even the Liberian government, actually knew how many people needed water!

The first thing that had to be done for this effort, was to go to every village and hut in the country and conduct a kind of water and health census.  This was painstakingly carried out by teams of dedicated guys on motorbikes, and this first-ever dataset has made this entire work possible.  Gratitude goes out to the vision and effort that went into that.  Exploring the remote regions of Liberia is no easy task.

Water Charity wants to particularly thank Todd Phillips, Ryan Tew, and their team of people at The Last Well for organizing the effort.  Todd, a pastor, decided to focus on Liberia, because he determined it to be the “hardest place,” and, as we are all well aware, water to be the biggest issue.

LIBERIA

Over the years, this small, English speaking, West African nation has consistently ranked as the 2nd poorest nation on Earth.  It has often been known as the most corrupt as well, and was rated the most miserable place in the world according to the CIA World Fact Book’s Misery Index.

Enduring 14 years of brutal civil war truly decimated this country.  It was a haven for warlords, rogue generals, mercenary armies, conflict minerals and atrocities.  The conflict in Liberia, and across the border in Sierra Leone (another country with a similar story), gave rise to in “blood diamonds” and illegal timber imports.

43.5% of Liberians were below the age of 15 in 2010​, and the average life expectancy is only 53.7 years.  During the conflict years, “child soldiers” were the norm, and more than 90% of the hospitals were destroyed.  Most of the indices by which one can rate the health of a nation had Liberia near the bottom.

Very sad for a nation founded as a hope and refuge for former slaves being repatriated back to Africa.  Many are surprised to learn that Liberia is actually Africa’s first and oldest modern republic!

The Republic of Liberia began as a settlement of the American Colonization Society (ACS), who believed black people would face better chances for freedom in Africa.  The country declared its independence on July 26, 1847, but the U.S. did not recognize Liberia’s independence until during the American Civil War on February 5, 1862.

Somehow, Liberia retained its independence during the Scramble for Africa. Along with Ethiopia and The Dervish State (now Somalia), Liberia was one of only 3 countries not controlled by Europeans by the early 20th Century.

The main issue for Liberia, though, as it pertains to our work, is that when this project began very few people in the country had access to clean drinking water.  Many waterborne pathogens and diseases were widespread, and this took its tool generally on the children under 5.

​27 Wells Currently Being Repaired and Rehabilitated

  • ​12 Wells in Central Rivercess
  • 2 Wells in Deodain
  • 4 Wells in Fen River
  • 2 Wells in Jo River
  • 3 Wells in Norwein
  • 4 Wells in Zarflahn

​Repairs are underway already.  At the time of this posting 2 repairs have already been completed!  Updates and conclusion reports will be posted below.

These are all fairly standard and straightforward well repairs.  They are being done with community training and involvement, so that these wells will be maintained; the lack of maintenance being a big reason why many of these wells need repair now.

With these Afridev & India Mk II handpump type wells, repairs and upkeep are inevitable, but if maintenance is done regularly, a simple bushing replacement doesn’t have to turn into a borehole repair.  Parts for these setups are easy to come by, and knowledgeable technicians are widespread.  For these reasons, this “old school” technology is superior to any “cutting edge” invention you may have heard of.  Plus, it is at least an order of magnitude more economical.

In addition to the basic thriftiness of repairing these old wells, due to the economy of scale and efficient planning, we are able to actually bring these wells back online for far cheaper than what one normally spends on such repairs.  Naturally, the costs are a fraction of that needed to drill new wells… or even completely replace hand pumps.

All of this combines to make this effort one of the most economical, high “bang-for-the-buck” aid efforts you are likely to see.  If you would like to adopt a well or a district… or help fund the next round of this work in Liberia, use the Donate button below.  Note your desire in your donation notes, or feel free to contact us directly. The more money we can raise for this, the more people we can help!

This is truly an exciting effort, and we are proud to be playing our part.  Hopefully, this type of model can be replicated all over and we can put an end to waterborne illnesses in every country.

Water is life.

This project has been funded by an anonymous donor.  Future donations will be allocated to other projects in Liberia.

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Sinoe Well Repair Program – Liberia

Sinoe Well Repair Program – Liberia

Sinoe Well Repair Program – Liberia

This project is made possible through the partnership of WATER CHARITY and the NATIONAL PEACE CORPS ASSOCIATION.

Location: Sinoe County, Liberia

Continuing our incredible work in Liberia to achieve border-to-border water access by December 2020, Water Charity has adopted a 3rd county.  Following up on our successful Rivercess Well Repair Program – Liberia, and the just-completed Grand Cape Mount Well Repair & Filters Program – Liberia, we have decided to repair all the remaining wells in need of repair in Sinoe.  This comes to 27 boreholes in 27 communities.  Over 20,000 people will gain access to clean drinking water due to this program, at a phenomenal cost of around $1 per person.

Oftentimes, people are unsure of how they can help others.  They desire to be part of the change in the world, but can’t find a way to meaningfully participate.  Water Charity likes to think that we offer people a real, tangible way to contribute by allowing you to adapt our projects at cost.  This means that a donation of $100 will allow you to provide 100 Liberians with continuing access to water!  You don’t often see this kind of bang for your buck.

Furthermore, this effort is part of a multi-organizational push to cover the entire nation by the end of 2020.  At this point, we are well on our way to achieving this goal… over 70% of the way there!  Water Charity and our partners are so enamored of this model that we have decided to export it.  In the coming months, you will see us rolling out the border-to-border strategies in at least 2 other countries.  Currently, we are looking to deploy our Water For Everyone Initiative in Togo & The Gambia.

Problem Addressed: 
In 2008, it was estimated that 100 people die every day from water-borne illness in Liberia – half of those being children.  As many of you know, this country in West Africa was founded by former American slaves.  It has had a complex and fascinating history.  It is considered to have been the first modern democracy in Africa, but it has also been a witness to many periods of brutality and abject poverty.  A long period of civil war with horrific casualties, child soldiers, conflict “blood” diamonds and atrocities aplenty came to a close, and in recent years Liberia has been striving to lift itself up once again.

Since then, Water Charity, The Last Well, and our partners have reached more than 1.7 million Liberians with clean water.  As a part of this mission, and with this program, the county of Sinoe in Southeastern Liberia is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2018.

Project Description:
This program involves doing the remaining 27 major well rehabs throughout the county of Sinoe.  A team of Liberian well technicians is already going community to community and retrofitting and rehabilitating all the wells.  This effort is in coordination with a strategy that started with Assessing all of the communities in Liberia and will include follow up visits to gauge the successes of the effort and its effects on health, economy, and wellbeing.

Well Rehab Breakdown:

Below is a detailed breakdown of the costs.  Note that these well repairs are being accomplished for less than $700 each!


* Note:  Only the Wells that still need doing are filled in

Project Impact:
Number of Communities Benefited: 27 Number of Individual Beneficiaries: 20,418

Process/ How-it-works: 

• Major Well Rehabilitations – for any community that is accessible by road with a minimum population of 350 individuals, and currently has a well that is not functioning, our teams will perform a major rehabilitation for the community to ensure proper water provision for all community members.

Partner Organizations Involved: 
Monitoring & Oversight: The Last Well
Well Technicians: Westech

Project Funding:

If you see this as a great project and wish to contribute, please click the Donate button below.  Half of this program has been funded by our partnership with Water For Wine.  By purchasing their Water Charity wine, all $30 goes to projects like this.  Only the shipping costs and taxes are not included.


This project has been completed with all 27 wells being repaired successfully by early last year.  Each of the villages are incredibly grateful.  “Granny” (pictured above) is thrilled to no longer have to carry water for many miles.  500 yards is a lot more manageable. 

The entire Water For Everyone Program in Liberia has been completed.  With our partners and friends, the incredible feat of making sure that every person in Liberia is no more than 15 min from an improved waters source has been achieved on time by the end of 2020!  Stay tuned for more updates.

Water for Everyone Program – Liberia

Water for Everyone Program – Liberia

Water for Everyone Program – Liberia

Our Water for Everyone Initiative was created to provide basic access to safe water to every person in 3 West African countries, Liberia, Togo, and The Gambia, by the end of 2023. These countries have a total population of about 15 million people and are among the most in need of water.

The work in Liberia is on schedule and within budget to provide every person in Liberia with access to safe water by the end of 2020.

The Need in Liberia
Liberia, with a population of about 5 million, is consistently ranked among the 5 poorest countries in the world. A 14-year civil war, which ended in 2013 left 250,000 dead and the infrastructure decimated.

Our Accomplishments So Far in Liberia
Over the last several years, Water Charity has teamed up with The Last Well, and a consortium of about a dozen other NGOs to attack the problem of access to clean water. There currently are about 900,000 people who are left to be served in the coming year.

The Republic of Liberia is divided into fifteen counties, which are further subdivided into 90 districts.

Here is what Water Charity’s participation has accomplished to date in 3 counties:

Rivercess County
In the Rivercess Well Repair Program – Liberia , we repaired and rehabilitated 27 wells in 6 of the 8 districts. This represented all of the wells needing such remediation.

Sinoe County
In the Sinoe Well Repair Program – Liberia we did 27 major well rehabilitations serving over 20,000 people.

Grand Cape Mount County
In the Grand Cape Mount Well Repair & Filters Program – Liberia, we did 23 major well rehabilitations and installed 10 water filtration systems.

NOW: The Push to the Completion of the Liberia Program in Montserrado County
The final effort to bring basic water service to every person in Liberia is now focused on Montserrado County, which contains 5 districts. Water Charity is one of the major partners to accomplish this.

Careysburg and Todee are the two statutorily created districts in the county. Commonwealth, Greater Monrovia, and St. Paul River are also recognized, but are not officially as administrative districts.

The fifth phase of our Water Of Everyone program is Margibi.

Water Charity is now working in Careysburg and Todee. The following summary shows the populations being served and the remedies being undertaken:

District   Population Villages Houses New Wells Rehabs Filters Filter Villages People Served
Careysburg 49,956 192 6,734 21 17 1,921 145 37,051
Todee 71,707 371 8,447 9 25 3,269 301 48,151
Total 121,663 563 15,181 30 42 5,190 446 85,202

We are asking for your help. If you appreciate the importance of this mission and like our approach, please Donate to Water for Everyone Initiative.

Water for Everyone Program – Liberia (Deprecated)

Water for Everyone Program – Liberia (Deprecated)

Water for Everyone Program – Liberia (Deprecated)

Our Water for Everyone Initiative was created to provide basic access to safe water to every person in 3 West African countries, Liberia, Togo, and The Gambia, by the end of 2023. These countries have a total population of about 15 million people and are among the most in need of water.

The work in Liberia is on schedule and within budget to provide every person in Liberia with access to safe water by the end of 2020.

The Need in Liberia
Liberia, with a population of about 5 million, is consistently ranked among the 5 poorest countries in the world. A 14-year civil war, which ended in 2013 left 250,000 dead and the infrastructure decimated.

Our Accomplishments So Far in Liberia
Over the last several years, Water Charity has teamed up with The Last Well, and a consortium of about a dozen other NGOs to attack the problem of access to clean water. There currently are about 900,000 people who are left to be served in the coming year.

The Republic of Liberia is divided into fifteen counties, which are further subdivided into 90 districts.

Here is what Water Charity’s participation has accomplished to date in 3 counties:

Rivercess County
In the Rivercess Well Repair Program – Liberia , we repaired and rehabilitated 27 wells in 6 of the 8 districts. This represented all of the wells needing such remediation.

Sinoe County
In the Sinoe Well Repair Program – Liberia we did 27 major well rehabilitations serving over 20,000 people.

Grand Cape Mount County
In the Grand Cape Mount Well Repair & Filters Program – Liberia, we did 23 major well rehabilitations and installed 10 water filtration systems.

NOW: The Push to the Completion of the Liberia Program in Montserrado County
The final effort to bring basic water service to every person in Liberia is now focused on Montserrado County, which contains 5 districts. Water Charity is one of the major partners to accomplish this.

Careysburg and Todee are the two statutorily created districts in the county. Commonwealth, Greater Monrovia, and St. Paul River are also recognized, but are not officially as administrative districts.

The fifth phase of our Water Of Everyone program is Margibi.

Water Charity is now working in Careysburg and Todee. The following summary shows the populations being served and the remedies being undertaken:

District   Population Villages Houses New Wells Rehabs Filters Filter Villages People Served
Careysburg 49,956 192 6,734 21 17 1,921 145 37,051
Todee 71,707 371 8,447 9 25 3,269 301 48,151
Total 121,663 563 15,181 30 42 5,190 446 85,202

We are asking for your help. If you appreciate the importance of this mission and like our approach, please Donate to Water for Everyone Initiative.

Grand Cape Mount Well Repair & Filters Program – Liberia

Grand Cape Mount Well Repair & Filters Program – Liberia

Grand Cape Mount Well Repair & Filters Program – Liberia

This project is made possible through the partnership of WATER CHARITY and the NATIONAL PEACE CORPS ASSOCIATION.

Grand Cape Mount District Well Repair & Filters – Liberia 

Location: Grand Cape Mount County, Liberia

Counties in Matching ChallengeFollowing on the heels of our successful adoption of Liberia’s Rivercess District (click here to see that program), in which Water Charity repaired all of the broken wells there, we decided to come in and do the same for the Grand Cape Mount district.  In addition, this county was part of a County Matching Challenge whereby if we could get the entire county done… funds were allocated to handle the neighboring district of Gbarpolu.  This means that by doing the last piece of the work needed in Grand Cape Mount, we were instrumental in making sure that Gbarpolu would be fully funded to be done next!  This is huge.  Water Charity, in concert with our partners, specifically our friends The Last Well who are coordinating and monitoring the nationwide effort that syncs all of our various nonprofits together, is on track to have Liberia be the first country to have its water issues dealt with border-to-border by 2020.  Exciting stuff!

Problem Addressed:

In 2008, it was estimated that 100 people die every day from water-borne illness in Liberia, West Africa – half of those being children. Since then, Water Charity has joined with The Last Well and dozen other water Water and BoyNGO’s to tackle the entire nation by the end of 2020. As a part of this mission, the county of Grand Cape Mount in Northwestern Liberia is schedule to be completed by the end of 2018.

Project Description:

This program involves well rehabs and filter installations throughout the county of Grand Cape Mount.  We are fixing the last 23 wells in the entire district that are non-functional.  The program involves monitoring, maintenance, education and community involvement so that these wells will remain functional, and be sustainable for the future.  Involving the community in the upkeep of their own wells is a key component, empowering them to maintain it and keep it going without feeling dependent on foreign aid workers, NGOs or government agencies.  Preventing people from consuming water from unimproved sources is essential to improving health, as standing water and pools used for washing are dangerously contaminated.

A breakdown is as follows:

GRAND CAPE MOUNT COUNTY, LIBERIA

Project Activities
     23 major well rehabilitations
     10 filter systems

Project Impact:
Number of Communities Benefited: 24
Number of Individual Beneficiaries: 13,860 directly (plus another 6,000 plus regular visitors)
​    * The number of beneficiaries and communities is effectively doubled due to a generous matching grant for the neighboring district.  See below.

 
Group with new well - LiberiaProcess/ How-it-works:

1. New Wells – for any community that is accessible by road with a minimum population of 350 individuals, and that does not currently have daily access to a clean water source, a new well with an Afridev hand pump is provided. More than one new well can be provided for larger communities working from a 600:1 (community members to well) working ratio.

2. Major Well Rehabilitations – for any community that meets the same criteria as mentioned for new wells, but its well is not currently functioning, teams will rehabilitate each well/hand-pump both for simple repairs and also major rehabilitations.

3. Safe Water Systems / Filters – for any community that is unreachable by road, or that has a population under 350, teams will provide, install, and educate each family with a  Safe Water System to provide clean water for every family within the community.

Stories from the Field:

• A Priceless Gift

“The safe water system is the one thing they no one will sell.” This is what our partner told us in the field last week when we visited a remote village in Fuamah County that had received Safe Water Systems for every household in the community.
Current Water Source
The significance of this statement is hard to fully comprehend for many of us, but when you look at the reality of what daily life can look like in Liberia you can start to understand the perspective. Look at the water source that they had to use on the right and you will better grasp it.

When a family receives clean water for the first time through their very own Safe Water System they view it as a priceless possession unlike anything else they own. Often, in order to survive and provide daily needs for each other many gifts and other household items are sold to sustain life for a family. But the gift of clean water is something no one will sell because “Water is Life.”

Our team was truly impacted when we heard this statement and are so thankful to be a part this mission that each of you have chosen to support. Thank you for generosity and encouragement as we press on to reach EVERY Liberian community with Clean Water.

• Thank you’s from Liberian families

“The safe drinking water provides good health and is taking away sickness from our body. Thank you people for your support!” – Mr. Baysah

“I am very happy to have this filter. We have not experienced sickness since the day we got it. Thank you people!” – Mille

Matching Grant = Additional Benefit:County 4 County - Liberia

A family out of the Washington DC area has agreed to fully-sponsor the county of Gbarpolu, Liberia, which borders Grand Cape Mount, if Water Charity & The Last Well are able to raise the funds needed to reach all of Grand Cape Mount.  When both counties are fully-sponsored, another 180,000+ Liberians will be reached with clean water. Through this matching grant challenge, every dollar that is given towards Grand Cape Mount is doubled and will help reach those living in Gbarpolu County as well.

Organizations Involved:
Funding: Water Charity
Monitoring & Oversight: The Last Well
Water-provision: AG SoCal, COHDEP

This project has been funded by an anonymous donor.  If you like the work we are doing, Donate to Water Charity for use where needed.

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KRTTI Water Project – Liberia

KRTTI Water Project – Liberia

KRTTI Water Project – Liberia

Location
Kakata City, Margibi County, Liberia

Community Description
Liberia is located on the west coast of Africa, bordered by Sierra Leone, Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire, and the Atlantic Ocean. Kakata is the capital of Margibi County.

Kakata Rural Teacher Training Institute (KRTTI) is a teacher training institute with residential facilities for both trainers and trainees. The trainees pay no tuition and are given housing and three meals a day as incentive to become teachers in the rural areas. There 362 people who eat all their meals in the cafeteria, including 13 women on the kitchen staff, 270 trainees, 42 trainers and approximately 50 staff.

The cafeteria was structurally rebuilt after the war, but there is no water delivery system, except for a temporary connection to a hose.
There exists an open cesspit which creates an extremely unsanitary condition.

Project Description
This project is to provide a permanent water supply to the fixtures in the building, including the sink and the dishwashing station. In addition, the open cesspit will be enclosed.

Project funds will be used to purchase the materials, including faucets, valves, brackets, and PVC pipe and connectors.

Once the sink is available for hand washing, the school nurse will talk to the kitchen staff about the importance of cleanliness and the dietitian/kitchen manager will do follow-up discussions and monitor compliance.

Project Impact
362 people will directly benefit from this project.

Peace Corps Volunteer Directing Project
Denise Hilliard

Comments
This is a high-impact and low-cost project that will provide immediate benefit, in terms of improvements in health and sanitation, to a large number of people. A water supply is being connected to the cafeteria, and open sewage is being contained.

Dollar Amount of Project
$315.00

Donations Collected to Date
$315.00

Dollar Amount Needed
$0.00 – This project has now been fully funded, through the generosity of The Soneva SLOW LIFE Trust as a part of their Clean Water Projects initiative.

We encourage others to continue to donate using the Donate button below, and we will notify Peace Corps Volunteer Denise Hilliard of your donation. Additional funds will be used to fund the next project by Denise and/or those of her counterpart PCVs in Liberia.




This project has been finished. To read about the conclusion of the project, CLICK HERE.