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Promoting wash (water, sanitation and hygiene) in educational setting and the communities of Ghana.
WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) is a critical area that addresses various social problems globally, including in Ghana. In the context of Ghana, some of the key WASH social problems include inadequate access to clean water, poor sanitation facilities, and insufficient hygiene practices. There is the need for creating healthier learning environments by improving water, sanitation and hygiene facilities in schools and communities of Ghana.
POOR SANITATION FACILITIES
The project seeks to firstly ensure equitable and sustainable access to safe and clean drinking water for selected schools in the rural and urban communities of Ghana who lack reliable access to clean water sources.
INADEQUATE ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER
Secondly, the project will improve sanitation infrastructure and promote proper waste management to reduce open defecation and related health risks in communities with inadequate sanitation facilities, schools and healthcare facilities.
INSUFFICIENT HYGIENE PRACTICES
There is the need to promote and educate communities about proper hygiene practices to prevent waterborne diseases and improve overall health.
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OUR OBJECTIVES
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
HEALTH PROMOTION
POLICY ADVOCACY
To empower communities through education and training on sustainable WASH practices, encouraging community-led initiatives such as promoting proper hygiene practices and preventing waterborne diseases through community education.
To develop and maintain reliable and sustainable water and sanitation infrastructure to meet the needs of selected schools and communities in the urban and rural areas with inadequate infrastructure.
To improve public health by promoting good hygiene practices and reducing the prevalence of waterborne diseases in schools, healthcare facilities and communities at risk of waterborne diseases.
To advocate for and contribute to the development and implementation of policies that support WASH initiatives at local and national levels.
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Total waste collected in the month of June 2024 – 3494Kg