Clean Water Nigeria Project #13660

Help a Child: Provide Access to Water in Nigeria

by Serendipity Healthcare Foundation

Help a Child: Provide Access to Water in Nigeria

Project Report | Jan 4, 2022
Goodbye 2021, Hello 2022 with hopes and aspiration

By Samirah Faruk | Project Leader

Mapping of projects

Dear Supporters, Friends and Family of Serendipity,

2021 has come to an end and with it we had wonderful memories of the impact you have made on our children, our women, our youths and our communities. We would like to THANK YOU for associating with us, supporting us in making changes in our communities. Thank you for choosing us, putting your trust and confidence in the changes we are making in our communities. With your donations we impacted over 300,000 direct beneficiaries with provision of access to water, ventilated improved pit latrines, tubewells, humanitarian materials for COVID 19, educational materials so our girls stay in school, Insecticide Treated Nets, and trainings of our youth and women on agribusiness and entreprenuerial skills.

In this New Year 2022, we wish to serve you better and more impact in ensuring that our girls, children, youths and women live an equitable life and not only fighting to survive.

Let us make new memories this 2022 and change more lives. We have already started prior to this New Year with a strategy retreat held on the 19^th of November 2021 where we have outlined the projects we will execute, the expected outcomes with your kind donations and being part of making SDG Goal 6, 3 and 1 a reality in our community.

We welcome 2022 with New Hopes and New Beginnings!!

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Best Regards,

Samirah Faruk

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Dec 14, 2021
Safeguarding lives against the pandemic

By Samirah Faruk | Project Leader

One of the tube wells

Dear Supporters, Friends and Family of Serendipity,

It has never been difficult like the past couple of years in Nigeria as the country is fraught with communal clashes, banditry, domestic and gender violence worsened with the onset of COVID which exposed the vulnerability of our primary healthcare centers in rural communities because there is a lack of adequate facilities, little or no health personnel, our education system gyrating into collapse and more families facing poverty as a result of economic recession in the country and inflation.

This has necessitated us at Serendipity as a healthcare humanitarian organization to help our rural communities in dire need of intervention on healthcare issues inclusive of pandemics, COVID 19 being a part of our goal.

We have launched an educative program in our local language on two radio channels on COVID 19 protocols of washing hands with soap and water, wearing of face masks, observing safe distance, avoiding crowded spaces and also the need for vaccination. During our research we found out that there is a knowledge gap on COVID and its effects in our rural communities hence the program in the local language. We have a goal in the coming year to ensure our communities stay safe and healthy.

With your kind donation we built four new tube wells in Kiru, Karaye and Takai and also distributed COVID 19 materials and palliatives were given to 30 children in three local government areas of Kano (Dawakin Tofa, Bagwai and Bichi) inclusive of Face Masks, bags of rice, liters of cooking oil, cartons of noodles, bags of salt, liquid soap and hand sanitizers. The most vulnerable in the communities were identified and we have a goal to reach additional 10,000 families in Northern Nigeria that have been displaced and the poor.

The holidays are coming and a monthly recurring donation between the 13^th of December till 18^th of December 2021 will be matched 100% on donations from $200 or a gift card for a loved one will go a long way to ensure that we attain your goal of ensuring our children stay safe and healthy because they are the future generation and we must do all we can to ensure they live and not survive in making our world a better place.

Best Regards,

Samirah Faruk

One more tube well

Palliatives given to our children

More Children given palliatives

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Nov 8, 2021
Good bye Open Defecation, Hello Water

By Samirah Faruk | Project Leader

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