A tippy tap for his son, who just recovered from diarrheal disease

Mwanda Kasiba is a 37 year old farmer who lives with his 5 children and wife, Nangobi, in Nakamini Village, Iganga district, Uganda. When Uganda Village Project staff and volunteers were working on his street, he was eagerly waiting for them to reach his home.  Mwanda was waiting with local materials and hammer in his hand, eager to help and learn how to improve sanitation in his home. As we worked with him to build a tippy tap, he informed us that two of his children had recently suffered from a bout of diarrhea, and he was sure that with a tippy tap they could easily wash their hands and reduce their chance of contracting hygiene related diseases. He and his family appreciate your gift, Pradeep, and the work that Uganda Village Project is doing in Nakamini village.