Clean Hands for the Whole Family!

Kawa Nakwanga, 45, and co-wife, Nangobi, 30, have 9 children. They are so grateful for your donation. When asked what impact the tippy tap will have on their family, Kawa expressed her gratitude to Sterling, Melinda, and the Uganda Village Project Interns, “At last we have a tippy tap!!’ She said with a wide grin. “When we were at the HIV education session, they told us about the upcoming sanitation week.  My co-wife and I started digging the trash pit, and we had all the sticks ready for the tippy tap and a plate stand. Now that we have a tippy tap, I am sure our children’s health and hygiene will improve due to this.”

Kawa says thank you to the Uganda Village Project and to Sterling and Melinda!