The Stats

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• The Stats

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• Billion People In The World
• 1 Billion People Do Not Have Access To Clean
  Water
• 2.6 Billion People Do Not Have Adequate
  Sanitation
• 4,000 Children die everyday from water-related
  diseases

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• Half of all hospital beds in the world are filled
  with people suffering from water-related diseases
  such as malaria, diarrhoea and trachoma.
• 4 out of 10 People Around the Globe do not have
  access to a simple latrine (basic toilet) and one
  fifth have no source of safe drinking water.
• In some parts of the world, women have to walk up
  to 10 miles to collect water and are sometimes
  attacked on their journeys to a water source that
  is clean.

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• The Reason

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TANZANIA
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TANZANIA The Facts

• Population 38.4 million
• Capital Dodoma (official), Dar es Salaam
  (commercial)
• Major Languages English, Swahili
• Major religions Christianity, Islam, indigenous
  beliefs
• 1 in 5 people are living with HIV/Aids
• Life Expectancy 46 yrs (men), 46 yrs (women)
• Primary education has just been made free due to
  their world debt being cancelled!
• Principal exports sisal, cloves, coffee, cashew
  nuts

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TANZANIA Living Standard

• Half of the population doesnt have access to
  clean water.
• For every 1000 births, around 6 women die in
  childbirth. This is one of the highest maternal
  mortality rates in Africa.
• Primary school enrolment stands at the high rate
  of 96.
• 36 of Tanzanians live below the poverty line.
• One in ten children dies before their fifth
  birthday.
• Tanzania is 160th out of 174 countries on the HDI

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• The Project

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The Kenyamanyori Project

• The aim To provide a permanent, clean and safe
  water for the 4500 people in the community of
  Kenyamanyori as well as neighbouring communities
• The need Drought and lack of accessible water
  has forced people to walk around 6 miles to a
  water source which is unsafe. People are
  regularly sick and childrens growth has been
  affected as well.

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The Kenyamanyori Project

• The way it will work Drill down with large
  machinery to access clean water deep in the
  ground. A pump will bring the water to the
  surface. In addition, people have been trained to
  grow crops to earn money and a water management
  committee has been set up.

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• The Goal

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You can make a massive difference to the lives of
4500 people in Kenyamanyori and to the
neighbouring communities for just 12,132
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• The Break Down
• 100 per student (based on 125 at 2007 YSCA)
• 8.33 a month
• 1.92 a week
• 27p a day
• Deadline August 2008

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• Ways to Get Involved

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• Sponsored event
• Put on a fund raiser
• Collect your spare change for a yearA one off
  donation
• Give something up
• Raise awareness
• Pray for us.

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• The Result

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• The Second Greatest Commandment
• Matthew 2239
• Love Your Neighbour as yourself