Clean water not only quenches thirst but also promotes good health. On the other hand, drinking contaminated water significantly increases the risk of contracting various waterborne diseases such as typhoid and cholera.

Kimironko II School in Kigali, Rwanda, did not have a water purification facility and had been collecting rainwater to provide drinking water to its students. As a result, students frequently suffered from stomachaches and infectious diseases.

A drinking fountain using collected rainwater

After learning about the school’s difficult situation, WeLoveU decided to install a purification facility so that the children could drink water safely and freely.

June 27

Water Purifying Facility Installation

On June 30, the day of the water purification facility’s completion ceremony, children’s faces lit up with happy smiles as they filled their water bottles and drank the clean water.

Principal of Kimironko II School shared his thoughts on WeLoveU’s support for water purification during an interview with the media:

“Water is life itself, but it is difficult for children to bring water from home. We are very happy to have received this support (for the purification facility). The children are delighted that they can now get water whenever they need it. Since they are always running around and playing, they constantly need water. We will manage the facility well and make sure not to waste water.”

Biwizagara Dominique, Principal of Kimironko II School

The school plans to replace the water filters every six months to continuously provide clean water to the students.

WeLoveU will continue to support the children in growing up healthy by drinking clean and safe water.

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