By Nosherwan Khalil Khan, a member of the Rotary Club of Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan
Earlier this month, Rotary members from Pakistan and India joined together to provide clean drinking water to two government-run schools in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
After researching locations, my club was joined by members of the Rotary Club of Quilon West End, Kerala, India, in our project “Safe Drinking Water for Every Child.” We installed 65-liter electric water coolers and water purification systems at the girls elementary school at Shoukat Saddar and Islamia High School No. 4. Neither school had access to safe drinking water before our project, completed on 14 May.
We our extremely thankful to the president and board of directors of the Quilon West End Rotary Club for their support. Through Rotary, we our bridging borders and giving girls a chance at a better future. Every child deserves access to education without having to worry about getting sick from the water.
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Great Job Rotarians.
I am John Bosco Agaba from the Rotary Club of Kabale. We too have just completed a 3H project in which one of the maginalised community (the Batwa) were give a protected spring. Thanks to the Rotarians of Nevada City who cosponsored the project with the Rotary Club of Kabale.
Keep them coming friends. agabajb@yahoo.ca
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Hats off rotarians……
Also It d b better if the lifecycle of the equipments are monitored and replaced with new ones by the rotary clubs…. Someone should own….
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We must do all we can to bring better health to all children. With clean water it will allow for no disease to spread. Keep those girls smiling.
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Nice initiation. it gives a child a glass of pure water. A right to health
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