Water works.
Care keeps it working: local caretakers, parts on hand, a written plan.
- taps in the current plan are flowing again
- 3 of 5
- $250 keeps one tap working for a full year
Put your gift to work.
Parts on hand, trained caretakers, and regular visits. Every gift has a place in the plan, and every line is reported back to you.
One tap, one full year $250
- $95
- Parts
- $78
- Training
- $47
- Visits
- $30
- Record
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$12
Seal and washer kit
Stops a leaking pump for about a year.
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$38
Spare tap head
Kept in the caretaker’s box, not ordered after it breaks.
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$120
Caretaker training day
Two neighbors learn to strip, clean, and rebuild the pump.
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$250
One tap, one full year
Parts, training, quarterly visits, and the written record.
A repair needs a maintenance plan.
A pump is the beginning. This is what one repair looks like in the record, from a text message to a report you can read.
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Sep 02
Before: a slow pump and a long line Amina, the caretaker, reports low flow by text.
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Sep 06
The fix: a twelve dollar seal kit A seal kit leaves the district store the same day.
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Sep 09
After: clean water, tested the same day Repaired and tested. Water quality passes.
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Sep 18
On the record: water that keeps flowing Photos and receipts added to the public record.
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The pump did not need a new well. It needed someone who stays.
Amina, caretaker, Lokori east
