Project Completion Report – Borehole and Bio-Digester – Kenya

November 21, 2022Tags: , , , ,
Greetings from JAM Community Integrated Project, We want to express our sincere appreciation for your patience and for the support from KTCT. This organization has made unimaginable improvements in the life of many vulnerable populations due to your support and the clinic has attracted the most popular government insurance body (NHIF ) This has led to hug a number of people seeking health services from St. Elizabeth Swindon clinic hence increasing income which has enable the facility to meet some of the medical requirements without external support. On behalf of our Board and members of the community, we want to…

Water and sanitation project at St. Annes Bumala Education Centre. Thanks from Kenya

May 12, 2022Tags: , , , , , ,
The Board of Management of Bumala Vision Community Based Organization and the entire community of Bumala are very grateful for the donation of GBP 6,000 for the Water and sanitation project at St. Annes Bumala Education Centre.  We hereby confirm to you that we have received the funds from your Charity through Olive Bearers (UK) and the first phase of the project has begun in earnest. This project will go a long way to change lives in this community by solving sanitation and water challenges that we have had in the institution and community by providing additional pit latrines, a facility for…

Reducing drop out rates

November 11, 2013Tags: , , ,
The WOMEN ORGANISATION FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT (WORD) organisation applied for funding to build toilets and provide clean water to improve health and reduce the drop-out rate, particularly among young girls. Location; Paramathi Panchayat Union Primary Schhol, Tamil Nadu, India. "Greetings from WORD, P. Velur, Namakkal district, Tamilnadu , India !   We took this time to express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Kitchen Table Charities Trust, UK for their partnership with us in taking up and implementing this project successfully.   Thanking you"  

Lifting the burden of disease in Uganda

November 11, 2013Tags: , , ,
Dear KTCT supporters, Kituntu Women’s Association  is very grateful to the KTCT  for the wonderful support towards improving the water, Hygiene and sanitation situation in Kituntu Sub County, Uganda. This project is going to invest significantly in improving water, hygiene and sanitation service in kituntu Sub County by constructing five shallow wells ,construct  six water jars connected to roof rainwater harvesting systems and build 5 ventilated Improved latrines with bathing shelters. Through this work, we will lift the burden of diseases from the shoulders of these people, allowing them to build more healthy and prosperous communities with clean ,safe water and improved…

Rainwater Harvesting in Uganda

November 11, 2013Tags: , ,
a message from LUNCH4LEARNING (UGANDA) Project: To build 5 new water tanks each with a 10,000 litre capacity for schools to harvest rainwater. In an environment where children have travelled long distances on foot to get to schools, having access to drinking water will improve sanitation through regular hand washing and also make water available for cooking the lunchtime meals. In at least one of the schools that will be targeted for this project, the nearest water source is 2 kms away and that has proved a deterrent to attending school. We are confident that having water on site will…