Project Report
| May 18, 2020
The Cry For New Water Systems In Twifo
By Matthew Aidoo | Projects Coordinator
We are really not in normal times at all, with the upsurge of the corvid-19 in almost every part of the world. The situation in my project community in Ghana is not different. Our ways of doing things has changed to ensure that we are protected from contracting the virus. In all this, water usage for washing hands at each given time has become very relevant in every community. By this the government of Ghana has to absorb the bills of water usage for three months in all communities with access to national and community water supply. Many communities in my project area still do not have access to this facilities of water supply. To remedy the situation, our organization Twifu Rural Youth And Women Concern has been working with opinion and community leaders to get water to some of these communities. Two poly tanks has been made available to some of these communities with donations received recently to help the people receive free tanker water supply from some of the state institutions like the Ghana National Fire Service. Our project team are in the communities to encourage the people to adhere to protocols of hand washing with soap and the use of sanitizers. Many children like Kojo Asiamah (not real name) have developed simple hand washing tools made from used gallons in the absence of tabs with running water and this tools are working perfectly and serving the purpose.
In all this, the need of water supply to the communities without water has become key to the survival of our people since we don’t know how soon the corvid-19 would go. We are therefore appealing to our cherish donors to help us install the water systems in the new project communities. We are seriously counting on your usual support.
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Jan 21, 2020
New Water System Are Needed In Seven Communities
By Matthew Aidoo | Projects Coordinator
In Ghana presently, we are in the dry season period and this time round, access to clean water becomes a major problem in most rural communities. In my project community where we have been able to installed the water systems through this project, the people including 12 years David Boateng (not real name) with his other colleagues school children are very happy this time. Because there is water flowing from the water system we provided in their community. They no more walk long distance to look for unwholesome water before they go to school. They now have access to clean water for drinking bathing, washing and cooking. However, that is not the same case with communities without water systems in our project area. So far seven communities have been identified to be experiencing serious water problem. Some of the community leaders and members of these communities are always on us calling for help to come to their aid.
We are therefore appealing once again to our cherish donors to donate to our project. Tell your friends and family to tell a friend to donate to our water project. Our plans in 2020 is to ensure that these seven communities are provided with the water system to ameliorate the present situation in the identified communities. We need the support of all to make this possible.
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Oct 21, 2019
Twifo Osenegya Water System Is Now Completed.
By Matthew Aidoo | Projects Coordinator
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Is has not been easy with our work in completing the new water system at Twifo Osenegya. But through the effort of project community members and local fund raising, we managed to raise some funds to procure the electric pump and accessories to complete the water system. Water is now flowing from the water system at the Osenegya community. The water system is going to serve about 320 people in the community including women and children. According to Mavis (not real name) she is now happy with her five children as well as members of the community. They believe access to the clean water would improve their lives and make live easy as they would no more walk long distance to fetch unclean water for their domestic uses. They are full of praises to TRYAWCO and the donors for making this possible.
Presently we are looking for funds to start new water systems in the identified project communities. We are therefore appealing to our cherish donors to continue to donate to our project to enable us start work on the new water systems. We are drawing close to the dry season starting from mid-November and we need the support of you all to help us make this possible in fixing the water system in the communities.
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TCWP-RP (30) Mavis (not real name) and her two daughters drawing water from the water system at Twifo Osenegya.
TCWP-RP (31) Daniel (not real name) and his siblings drawing water from the completed water platform at Twifo Osenegya
TCWP-RP (32) Little Boatenmaa (not real name) with her water drawn from the new water system at Twifo Osenegya.
TCWP-RP (33) Community members drawing water from the new water system at Twifo Osenegya.
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