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Hotpipes Instant Water Heater brings safe water to ten institutions in Kampala,Uganda
The Royal Danish embassy launched a program to bring safe water to 10 children's institutions in the Kampala area. In total, more than 2500 of the most vulnerable and underprivileged Ugandan citizens now benefit from safe water.
The institutions included the following:
Institution |
Safe water users |
Contact person |
Position |
Kampala School for Physically Handicapped |
150 children |
Joy Mwesigwa |
Director |
Naguru Remand Home |
120 children+ staff |
|
Warden |
Mackay Memorial College Nateete |
1000 pupils+ staff |
Gertrude Saekabira |
Headteacher |
Sanyu Babies Home |
40 babies+ staff |
Barbara Nankya |
Administrator |
Uganda School for the Deaf |
205 pupils |
Juliet Mary Tumahairwe |
Headteacher |
City View International School |
350 pupils |
Emmanuel Mwesigwa |
Headteacher |
Mission Hospital Nanumgoona |
50 bed hospital+staff |
Christine Guanja |
Adm. Director |
Kasubi Children Center |
150 pupils |
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Kiira Road Police Station |
250 person community |
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Nagura Reception Center |
110 children |
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Here are some quotes:
· "This facility therefore will enable us to ensure that juveniles are provided with clean drinking water at all times."
· "It is amazingly fuel conserving, and it is almost unbelievable that all the children can now have access to the much needed safe drinking water, anytime, at a very friendly cost to the school."
· "This will enhance and maintain the health of the school community."
· "Since the water heater was installed, we have been able to save a great deal of electricity and fuel."