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Something about Mary
Mary’s life has been tough. At 22 years old she’s a single mother to two young children and HIV positive. Yet she’s a truly inspirational character. A tough cookie – her face lights up the room and, despite her youth, she…
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Success in Kaniche!
Mary & her friends can not wait longer, she is busy collecting water during pump development. Original photo on Instagram
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Cause for celebration
Mary, singing along with community members welcoming Water Aid team to show their happiness. Drilling will be done on 13th September. Original photo on Instagram
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Mary says a prayer
Mary from Kaniche village giving an opening prayer during a meeting organised by WaterAid team. Original photo on Instagram
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Mary’s new latrine
Mary standing behind her newly constructed latrine. Hygiene & sanitation campaigns have changed peoples’ perceptions of using bushes as toilets. Original photo on Instagram
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Mary’s latrine under construction
Mary’s latrine construction has been affected for the past 2 weeks by her daughter’s illness. Faith’s sickness slowed down the construction work. Today Mary has resumed construction of the latrine. The picture shows Mary assisting a builder during the construction.…
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Mary & friends in training
Mary & her friends listening during pre-drilling training. Original photo on Instagram
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Mary and her daughter
Mary giving malaria drugs to her daughter who is sick. Original photo on Instagram
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Week 5: £1,000,000!
Today, Friday 20th July, day 33 of 93, the end of week five of 12, YOU, helped us break through a major milestone in our fundraising target. That milestone: £1,000,000! THANK YOU, or as they would say in Bokola and…
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Week 4: A concerted effort in the face of adversity
The capacity of humans in the face of adversity is quite something. There are times when, whatever your situation, life feels a little bit tough. When the odds seem stacked against you. When something comes and kicks in the stomach,…
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