Water for a small village in Kenya: Families in Kituvu need reliable access to clean water. Our goal is to drill a well and run a water line 2.5 km to the village, which will provide safe water for generations to come.
The Orthopedic Training Center, Nsawam Ghana, trains students, many of whom are the first in their families to be formally educated, to provide prosthetics and orthotics for children and adults. Many students lack the means to pay the $166/semester for their meals. You can help.
Once an individual's basic health and mobility needs are addressed, Access Without Borders found that Disabled Ghanaians seek economic empowerment. The Nsawam Computer Training Center teaches basic computer skills to unlock economic potential.
Bringing water to Kituvu, a small village in Kenya.
Watch the video below, then learn more about the project here.
