Iwindi Primary School
🇹🇿 Tanzania
👥 300 people
📍Iringa
Iwindi Primary School in Kilolo, Tanzania, serves 290 students but lacks reliable access to safe water. Students often walk long distances to fetch water from a river shared with cattle, which takes time away from learning and leads to waterborne illness. To help, St. Paul Partners will install a borehole on the school grounds, providing clean, safe water for drinking, washing, cooking, and cleaning. This will improve student health, reduce time spent collecting water, and allow more time in the classroom.
Mtitu Primary School
🇹🇿 Tanzania
👥 526 people
📍Iringa
Mtitu Primary School in Kilolo, Tanzania, serves 515 students and 11 staff members but lacks reliable access to safe water. Students often walk long distances to polluted streams, losing time from class and risking waterborne illness. The school currently relies on rainwater, which is not enough year-round. St. Paul Partners will install a borehole on campus to provide clean water for drinking, washing, and cooking. This will improve health, reduce water collection time, and let students focus on learning.
Vision of a Healthy Village & WASH University
🇹🇿 Tanzania
👥 837 people
📍Shinynaga
Shinyanga Project 1 launched in January 2021 with staff training and a community-wide sanitation initiative. So far, 109 households—representing 837 people—have achieved Healthy Home status, with more expected as outreach continues. School latrine rehabilitations have been completed, and a community water system is currently being restored. This three-year project will continue expanding its impact through 2023, improving sanitation, health, and access to clean water across the community.