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Registered charity 12345 6789 RR0001 · Kamloops, British Columbia · Bweyale, Uganda
[email protected]A sealed block-work septic tank and latrine block, sited away from water sources and built by masonry trainees under supervision.
Where latrines are scarce and shared by dozens of households, disease spreads quickly — especially in the rains. Safe sanitation is one of the most cost-effective ways to protect children's health.
Properly sited and sealed tanks also protect nearby wells and boreholes from contamination.
A sealed block-work septic tank with a cover slab, connected to a latrine block and sited well away from water sources. Masonry trainees did the block-work under supervision, gaining real site experience.
Funds are released phase by phase, so each gift ends up in finished work.
Engineer-reviewed design and a site chosen safely away from water sources.
Digging the pit and building the tank walls in sealed block-work.
Waterproofing, cover slab, vent pipe and connection to the latrine block.
Community sessions on handwashing, safe use and upkeep.
A second latrine block and handwashing stations, doubling the number of households served.
$1,850 of $7,400 funded · $5,550 to go
Total build budget$9,800
Every project has a signed agreement with Bweyale Vocational Education covering scope, budget, timeline and reporting.
Money is released phase by phase, only after the previous phase has been inspected and the receipts checked.
Site photos, inspection notes and receipts arrive with each payment request and are reviewed by our board.
Funders get quarterly updates. Everything is summarized in our annual report and public CRA filings.
We follow the Canada Revenue Agency's guidance for charities that fund work through a partner abroad: due diligence, a written agreement, staged payments and regular reporting.
The tank, vent and cover were inspected and found sound; no leaks or odour complaints.
Households chose four volunteers to promote handwashing and report problems.
The latrine block opened after a final inspection.
The tank is sealed and sited at a safe distance from wells and boreholes, following the design reviewed before construction.
Local workers and masonry trainees, supervised by a qualified mason — so the project doubled as practical training.
Yes. Eligible gifts of $20 or more receive an official donation receipt. If your company would like visible recognition beyond a thank-you, we treat the payment as a sponsorship instead — the partner page explains the difference.
Extra gifts go to the next phase of the same project unless you tell us otherwise. We will never redirect a designated gift to a different project without asking you first.
Phase 5 needs $5,550 more to get under way (Early 2027). Every gift, whatever the size, goes into finished and inspected work.
$1,850 raised of $7,400 · 25% funded · 14 supporters so far
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