Rural school with 330 children grade 1-11 from poor families and 20 teachers make use of the new facilities.
At the end of 2016 we visited this school in the mountains for the 1st time. Many children have to walk 2 hours to get to school. Along the main road is a small community water pipe, here the school is connected. In the dry season there will be no water for a 5 months and the toilets cannot be cleaned. Illnesses are lurking.

A rural and very poor school with 236 Children grade 1-11 from poor families and 15 teachers use the new facilities.
School is situated on far from the city area in Western Province. There is no water at all in the dry season, No drinking water and no water for cleaning toilets, even no water for whole village in dry season, they are struggling for water more than 6-7 months in a year. Majority of the parents do daily labor for their family income.

Residential community (57 families) with 201 poor people makes use of the new facilities.The community situated deep in the countryside all they are daily labors, these families used to get their water from the near village about 4 km away

Rural school with 51 children grade 1-5 from poor families and 5 teachers make use of the new facilities.
Realized, improved water and sanitation facilities:
Deeping 28 feet and 19 feet width

Rural school with 500 children grade 1-13 from poor families and 25 teachers make use of the new facilities.
School if from very rural area called Walikanda from North central province. In dry season they have no water for school at all.  No toilet cleaning.

Rural school with 844 children grade 1-11 from poor families and 41 teachers use the new facilities.
At the end of 2015 we visited this school for the 1st time, since then the headmaster has called Chaminda dozens of times for help! We like to see this: a school principal who is sounding the bell and fighting for his students!

Residential community with 47 families with poor Tamil people makes use of the new facilities. The community situated deep inside the countryside from the central province, all they are daily labors they work for tea states, After various additional investigations, we decided