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Mr. Juma Sulle
The Project Leader in Tanzania. Juma has worked with Global Partners since 1989, developing new projects, interpreting cultural and language differences, and supporting communications for, and training of, project leaders in much of Tanzania. For this project, he is working directly with our New York team.
Dr. Annette Shideler
Western Suffolk BOCES Consultant to the Smithtown School District. For questions regarding this project, how to participate, how to donate;ashideler@wsboces.org
The members of the Smithtown Committee
These are the administrators and teachers who are committed to raising funds to drill a clean water well.
Teachers
Teachers at Bargish Secondary School
Students of Bargish
All students in Tanzania wear uniforms with the logo of the school on the sweater. These are secondary students. Notice how dry the land looks there.
Students Getting Water
Students Getting Water
Students with water
Students carrying water home after school
Students Preparing Water for Drinking
After getting the water from the lake, the students then pour water into these larger pails. A fire is built under the pail to heat the water so that some of the germs are killed. The shed behind the students is used to store firewood.
1 comment:
I think that small but strong projects like this one should be carried out more frequently. Real problems, like the needs of clean water by this Tanzanian community, need real tangible solutions like the attempted with this project. Is there any way in which the project can obtain any govenrmental or international organization support?
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