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The 226 students at the ChaCha School, near Fond des Blancs, rely on their school not just for education, but for their mid-day meal as well. One critical piece of providing 226 meals per day is that the school has enough clean water to cook with and for students to drink.
On Tuesday, April 4, a SunSpring Water Filtration System, donated by GE Water, was installed at the ChaCha School. This solar powered system filters water from a cistern located on the school’s campus to five taps that all students can access.
“Students at ChaCha were often sick”, said Mr. Jeune Alsom, the Headmaster and Director of the ChaCha School. “Having clean water for our students is a first step toward improving the health of our community. Children often have water born illnesses that keep them from school. Now we are nearly self-sufficient with water and can give it to the children and cook.”
HEI/SBH will install three more SunSprings throughout the Fond des Blancs community, including at a primary school located in Dugue, near a mothers’ home for at-risk pregnant women, and at SBH’s Infectious Disease Center, which is currently under construction.
Access to clean water is a critical component of a strong public health program and will have substantial impacts on the lives of those who reside in the Fond des Blancs Community.
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