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Projects

Giving hope and care to the hopeless

Main Projects

The borehole, ICT, and school projects are three important initiatives that the organisation is undertaking to make a positive impact in the lives of the people it serves.

The borehole project involves the construction and maintenance of boreholes, or wells, to provide access to clean and safe water for communities. This is especially important in areas where access to water is limited and can have a profound impact on health and hygiene.

The ICT project aims to bring technology and digital literacy to communities that may not have access to these resources. This can include setting up computer labs, providing training, and installing internet connectivity. By equipping communities with these tools, the NGO is helping to bridge the digital divide and providing opportunities for education and economic development.

The school project is focused on improving access to education and creating a supportive environment for learning. This can involve building new schools, providing educational materials and supplies, and supporting teachers with training and resources. The goal of this project is to provide children with the tools and support they need to succeed in their studies and build a brighter future for themselves.

Together, these projects are making a significant impact on the lives of the people the NGO serves and are helping to create a better future for communities. By providing access to clean water, technology and education, the NGO is empowering people to break out of the cycle of poverty and achieve their full potential.


Projects 2023

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Borehole Project (Jacobs Well)

We commissioned a borehole on April 17th, 2023 thanks to our generous donors, providing clean drinking water to the community. The borehole has improved health and well-being, facilitated economic growth, and eliminated the burden of carrying water.

We are grateful to our donors for making this possible and remain committed to serving the community.


Access to clean water is a basic necessity for human life and essential for economic growth. However, in many remote and rural areas, the supply of safe drinking water remains a challenge. This is where borehole projects come in as a solution.

A borehole is a type of well that is drilled deep into the ground to reach a water source. This water source is then pumped to the surface and treated to make it safe for human consumption. Borehole projects are aimed at providing clean drinking water to communities that do not have access to it.
The benefits of borehole projects are numerous. By providing access to clean drinking water, it reduces the spread of water-borne diseases such as cholera and dysentery. It also improves the health of individuals, as they no longer have to rely on contaminated sources of water. Additionally, it increases the productivity of communities as they no longer have to spend time and energy collecting water from faraway sources.

Borehole projects can be carried out by government agencies, NGOs or private companies. They often involve the drilling of multiple boreholes in a particular area to ensure that all households have access to clean water. The process of drilling a borehole involves several stages, including the assessment of the area to determine the best location for the borehole, drilling, installation of the pump, and the construction of a storage tank.
In order to ensure that the borehole projects are sustainable, it is important to involve the local communities. This involves educating them on how to properly maintain the boreholes and pumps, as well as involving them in the decision-making process. This helps to ensure that the projects are owned by the communities and that they take responsibility for their maintenance.

In conclusion, borehole projects play a crucial role in providing access to clean water to communities that would otherwise have no access to it. These projects not only improve the health of individuals, but they also contribute to the economic growth of communities. By involving local communities and ensuring their sustainability, borehole projects can bring long-term benefits to the people they serve.

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ICT Project

-ICT officially began in 2023 with 8 desktop computers and a printer.
-Beneficiaries are the school students, orphans within the Mission and community.
- Sustainability - sustained by service fees by the community.

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Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has the potential to transform the lives of people in Africa by providing access to education, healthcare, and financial services. The implementation of ICT projects has the potential to bridge the digital divide and provide access to opportunities for those who previously lacked it.
However, the implementation of ICT projects in Africa faces several challenges, including a lack of infrastructure, limited access to electricity, and limited digital literacy. To address these challenges, it is important for governments, NGOs, and the private sector to work together to implement sustainable ICT projects that are designed to meet the needs of the local population.
In conclusion, ICT projects in Africa have the potential to transform lives by providing access to education, healthcare, and financial services. The successful implementation of these projects will require a collaborative effort from various stakeholders to address the challenges and ensure sustainability.

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