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“I see a brighter future for our kids, because they want to participate in everything that is happening here at school.” –Nozi Rajuile Meet Nozi Rajuile, the principal of Tsholetsega Public School in South Africa, and the “brighter future” she’s talking about all started with… toilets, but not just any old toilets. These toilets are part of a game-changing sanitation system that’s completely clean, odorless, and water-saving. It also doesn't connect to the sewer system, which previously would overflow and close the school for weeks at a time. In addition, the old sewer system lacked clean water and safe sanitation, which was keeping kids from wanting to use the bathrooms at school. But since the installation of this new system, the Tsholetsega Public School has seen an 80% reduction in absentee rates. Now kids want to go to school, and more kids in class means more kids who can go on to realize their full potential. Discover more stories of good people doing great things at gates.ly/toiletsli

No traps? No problem! Many associations, schools, and homes request that we do not use traps while performing iguana removal services due to liability reasons. Although our traps are safe and humane, we understand the concern. We implement various effective strategies to perform iguana removal services, such as Night Time Iguana Removal. This service provides peace of mind for schools and associations, as it is a quiet process. If your establishment is dealing with an iguana infestation and needs a solution, we've got one! Contact us to learn more about our humane iguana control services. https://lnkd.in/etUtQBKq #IguanaRemoval #HumaneControl #NoTraps #EffectiveStrategies #WildlifeServices #IguanaInfestation #PeaceOfMind #Association #Hoa #Schools

It's kidding season once again. Your doe is productive if she has a kidding rate of at least 1.5 in 24 months. Kidding Rate = total kids / 3 All our does have a kidding rate not lower than 2. How is that possible? That's the output of the farm owner's breeder selection program and the quality of his overall cultural management. Not all does automatically give birth to a minimum of two kids per parturition. If our doe gives birth to a single kid for two consecutive parturitions, we cull that doe. That's how we maintain a record of 2.0 or higher kidding rate. Buy Philippine Native Goats https://lnkd.in/gYN3h6FB Buy Anglo-Nubian Goats https://lnkd.in/gYyhaR2e Buy Boer Goats https://lnkd.in/g2RTFdhW #GoatFarming #AlphaAventure

🚰 A Day in the Life: Water Fetching in Butambala 💧 Join us as we shed light on a vital aspect of daily life for children in Butambala: water fetching. Our dedicated social worker recently accompanied them on this essential task, offering insights into the challenges they face and the resilience they demonstrate. 🌅 Morning Ritual: With the break of dawn, children in Butambala set out on their journey to fetch water. Armed with jerry cans and determination, they traverse rugged terrain, braving long distances and uncertain paths. 🚶🏾♀️ A Journey of Resilience: Walking for miles, children navigate through fields and forests, their footsteps echoing the daily struggle for access to clean water. Despite the physical exertion, their spirits remain unbroken, fueled by the urgency of their mission. 💦 Precious Resource: Arriving at the water source, children eagerly fill their containers with precious liquid gold. Each drop symbolizes not only hydration but also hope for a better tomorrow—a tomorrow where clean water is accessible to all. 🌄 Evening Endeavor: As the sun begins to set, children embark on their second journey of the day, retracing their steps to replenish their households' water supply. The cycle repeats itself, day in and day out, a testament to their unwavering resilience and determination. With the support of you our friends, at Another Hope Children’s Ministries, we understand the toll that water fetching takes on children in Butambala. That's why we're committed to constructing water tanks in households, relieving children of this burden during the rainy season. Together, we can ensure that clean and safe water is not just a dream but a reality for every child. Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/ezFMnPWp #WaterIsLife #ButambalaCommunity #EveryDropCounts 💙🌍

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Three goat formula, once again 12th Nov '22 - Rui villagers ask for help for water harvesting 3rd June '23 - GVT makes 11 kms of river, check dams and recharge shafts in river to increase water storage. 9th June '23 - In return, I ask the village to stop sale of illicit liquor (daaru) to save the youth. They promise. 13th Oct '23 - After gramsabha resolution and mass village movement, all shops stop selling daaru in the village. GVT gives three pregnant goats to each shopkeeper so that goat-rearing can take care of their economic needs. A win-win for all. Increasing incomes without social reforms is like a bucket with a hole.

Supporting Local Farmers! 🌾🤝 School meal programs aren't just feeding kids; they're uplifting communities! With programs aiming for local procurement, smallholder farmers are finding new markets and opportunities. #SchoolMeals #FarmToSchool #LocalProcurement

Two times more girls living in West Pokot, aged 15-19 are cut than girls in other regions. So if you ever wondered why our work is focused in this area, it’s because of the prevalence of FGM here. We are transparent about our cause and our methods. Check it out for yourself: mekunoproject.org Help us help them: https://lnkd.in/dw8eMpjM Share this post!

Today is #WorldToiletDay 🚽, and it is a chance for us to come together to inspire action to tackle the global sanitation crisis. This year saw the completion of our WASH programme in Zanzibar 🇹🇿, where 37 new gendered latrine toilets were built across our three partner schools, piped water was installed, 12 handwashing stations were built, and three privacy rooms were built to give girls a private space in which to manage their menstruation. Before the WASH programme 💧, our partner schools had 14 working toilets for 16,051 students, plus staff and girls’ attendance was around 20% lower than boys’ due to a lack of education and facilities for managing menstruation. Through the construction of these new facilities, our aim is to enable all students to reach their potential by reducing absences from school because of hygiene-related illnesses or a lack of confidence in managing menstruation.🎓

DOPE CONVERSATIONS: Nosisi Ngakane | Sending R500 per month for Child Maintenance - How much child maintenance is enough? - Where are co-parents missing each other? Watch here: https://lnkd.in/dEr5B9Sw