Access to Water for Rural Indian Families

by Dignity Freedom Network
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families

Project Report | May 14, 2020
Water Wheels Matter During COVID-19 Pandemic

By Beverly Cook | Director of Communications

When India went into lockdown on March 28, 2020, access to food and water for vulnerable families became even more difficult. People were not allowed to venture beyond 3KM from their home without a pass. Migrant workers, mostly men, were forced out of their homes in large cities and forced to travel by foot for days without food and water.

The good news is that women who had water wheels were still able to get clean water! They were able to use the water to make rice, dahl (beans), and breads. They could keep their hands clean and insist on good handwashing for their children.

They could also keep their businesses going. Many own at least one water buffalo and sell milk to earn income. Some have a small vegetable garden to feed their families and to sell to their neighbors.

We're so thankful for those who continue to give these life-empowering tools to vulnerable women. Quite literally, these wheels are keeping them and their families in good health during the time of COVID-19.

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Jan 21, 2020
Water Wheels Help Women Work!

By Beverly Cook | Director of Communications

Oct 23, 2019
Water Wheels Provide Health and Safety At Home

By Beverly Cook | Communications Director

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Dignity Freedom Network

Location: Nampa, ID - USA
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Jacquelyn Cork
Virginia Beach , VA United States

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