Toilets and clean water
March 5, 2009
An October 2008 study by the United Nations University reported that “installing toilets and ensuring safe water supplies would do more to end crippling poverty and improve world health than any other measure.” CFCA projects in El Salvador, Kenya, Ecuador and Mexico provided photographs showing sanitation conditions in their communities.
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Entry Filed under: Africa, Around the World with CFCA, Central America, Mexico. Tags: aging, cfca, children, christian, Ecuador, El Salvador, Kenya, Mexico, poverty, sanitation, technorati, United Nations.
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1. Cora Glaser | April 20, 2009 at 12:22 pm
Wow.. thats all I have to say!! My religion class is sponsoring a 13 year old boy from Nairobe, Kenya. This young boy’s name is Bonface. With only fifty dollars every month Bonface is able to attend/ live at a boarding school. The living conditions there are good compared to anywhere else in Kenya. I am proud our small freshmaen class is making a big difference.
2. Cora Glaser | April 20, 2009 at 12:24 pm
I maent twenty five dollars a month. We give Bonface 50 dollars on his birthday and for Christmas. :)