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Ngorongoro Maasai Pre-School Water Project
 
Why we need the clean water?
Difficult to reach clean water in Village  

The current situation and issues of Water

No a deep‐drilled well and tap water in Ngorongoro Pre-school and around the village so people living in the village have to take a whole day to get the heavy water with a distant way.The water they can get one time is limited and it is not enough to live their lives and children are sending their school life with lack of water for drinking, toilets and washing their hands.Unhygienic water condition gives rise to infectious disease like cholera, bloody flux, hepatitis A and abdominal typhus.

 Benefits to get clean water 

 

Recover lost valuable opportunity for people in the village
It can be possible to take back their important time for education and working without spending their time to get water far away.
Strengthen of unity between school and community
Sharing safe and clean water with not only Children but also people in the village enhances the stability and unity between school and community.For sustainable support by Zara Charity, We promise to educate them to get how to build the water facility and maintenance it, which connects to further development in Tanzania.
Get better environment for studying
Improvement for water facility contributes significantly to children and people in the village.It prevents infectious diseases caused by contaminated water and water shortages, and make a good opportunity that Maasai children can concentrate on their studies.

Our Goal

Get a healthier life for Children and people in the village by installed a water supply and providing safe and clean drinking water in Ngorongoro Pre-school operated by Zara Charity.We promise to raise awareness of water throughout the village and educate them to live more sustainability.

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