By Elissa A. Rowley | Development and Communications Coordinator
Emergency temporary latrine constructed fall 2022
WFSS just kicked off the regular operating season in December to implement our flagship clean water projects: 32 newly drilled wells, 50 well rehabilitations, 2 water storage and distribution systems, and hygiene education trainings in each community served.
But did you know that teams have been working in the field since November, implementing special projects with established partners like UNICEF and Norwegian Church Aid? Field teams are also gearing up for another project with partner The Carter Center, drilling new wells, and rehabilitating broken wells to continue the successful fight to eradicate guinea worm disease by ensuring access to clean water.
Click here to read more about what they've already accomplished.
Pump Improvement Project
Rose-Hulman Ventures
Pump mechanical testing at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Water for South Sudan partnered with students from the Rose-Hulman Ventures program of the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology to test the design of the pumps we use for our borehole wells.
Click here to see the feature in Echoes, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's magazine.
2023 Iron Giraffe Challenge
Register Today!
Join the fun—and make a difference! All schools and student-focused groups that raise $1,000 or more are automatically entered to win a visit from Salva—or one of ten other GREAT prizes. Registration is FREE. Learn more about the Challenge and register using the button below.
Important Dates:
Registration deadline: April 28, 2023
IGC funds due: May 12, 2023
IGC drawing: May 19, 2023
Amazing Kids Feature
Annina
Check it out—Annina started fundraising for WFSS in 2021 and quietly kept at it. Read more about this Amazing Kid here.
Thank you for watering the seeds of change in South Sudan.
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