“Sawa sawa” in Swahili mean “All Good”
The All good village and now better than all good. Its great now Alhamdulillah.
They didn’t have a water source in their village but now they have it. Truly is “Sawa sawa” at Sawa Sawa village.
Thank you for your donation and support. It is making peoples lives in a far away land Sawa Sawa.
Project 37 – Shallow well in Chungani Village
Its very moving when we see smiles on their faces.
The mothers of the village came together and formed a committee that will look after the shallow well.
PROBLEM: They have an open well but people practicing witchcraft throw their things into the well. Sometime they go fetching water and get dead cat or other things with knots.
Everyone is afraid of using that water.
SOLUTION: Drill a shallow well in the village center which has a concrete base and hand pump.
ALHAMDULILLAH problem solved.
The residents of Kisomba don’t have to walk far and buy water. Alhamdulillah now they have water in their town and it is free.
The student may have disabilities but now Alhamdulillah they have the ability to get water right inside their school grounds.
The words they used in their song/nasheed brings tears to the eyes...
Alhamdulillah we are part of this.
The residents of Mwachema village don’t have hand pump with their shallow well rather they now have a water station.
Alhamdulillah what a blessing for the women and children.
Watch how it all unfolded.
Alhamadulillah another successful year of the Ramadhan Food Program. This is our 13th year of this Project.
Working in collaboration with other charities in Kenya Alhamdulillah many families in different locations received food ration this Ramadhan.
JazakaAllah Kheir to all who donated, assisted in any way and those who help spread the message by sharing on social media.
We ask Allah (SWT) to accept if from all of us. Ameen.
The Shallow well in Sendemke Village has been completed. Alhamdulillah.
This was a COMPENSATION project.
Many who use this road will benefit from this project InshaAllah.
Its starts with DAMAGES done to one of our wells.
Watch how it all unfolded.
With over 900 students enrolled at the school a reliable and affordable water supply is what the school was in need of.
Watch how it all unfolded.
