Your Kindness can save lives
The first step to good health is cleanliness and there is no way one can be physically clean where there is no water. Water and sanitation (extreme poverty) have a direct relation with the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
It is in this regard that we, Leo Community Development Network have realized the need to address water and sanitation issues to help reverse the spread of this disease. As our mission partly states, that we want to see an AIDS-free society now and in future, we want to contribute to this by ensuring that each and every person has access to clean water.
We will not only have contributed to the fight against AIDS but also towards the realization of the UN Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs).
SITUATION BACKGROUND
Kiambiu slum in Nairobi,Kibera slum in Nairobi and Kogelo villiage in Siaya district in western Kenya, they both have an area of 12 sq. kms in each with an overwhelming population of over 100,000 . They are one of the densely populated areas in Nairobi and western Kenya. This population consists of different communities from various parts of Kenya, majority of whom are jobless and those in employment are lowly paid.
Due to widespread unemployment and low earnings among Kiambiu,Kibera and Kogelo village residents, people here live below poverty lines, hence making it a slum area. As slums are not in the Government and Local Authority plans, they do not benefit in the budgetary allocation and service provision. Proper infrastructure is lacking thus leading to tough living conditions for an area with congestion. The infrastructure is generally poor; no proper sanitation measures, no drainage system(s), poor road network which becomes impassable during rainy seasons, and too dusty during dry spells. Kiambiu,Kibera,Kogelo communities suffers numerous problems namely: -
i) Poverty
ii) Lack of infrastructure
iii) Diseases
iv) Ignorance on sanitation measures
v) Lack of civic education (semi-illiteracy)
Let us Feed, Clothe & Educate the Poor, Imagine living in a squatter/slum/ village in a makeshift home constructed out of scrap metal and cardboard, with mud floors, and no electricity or water.
Imagine raising your kids in this place with hardly any food to eat. This is the plight of squatters/slum/village in the in Kiambiu slum,Kibera slum and Kogelo village. No land, makeshift homes, little to eat, no work & no education for their children. Help make their lives a little brighter.
http://www.lecdenkenya.com/donate2.htm
Bank Name: STANDARD CHARTERED BANK
Bankbranch: HARAMBEE AVENUE ELECTRICITY HOUSE
Account No.: 0102097206300
Swift Code: SCBL KENX
Country : Kenya
P. O. Box 79456-00200
Nairobi, Kenya
http://www.lecdenkenya.com/donate2.htm
http://www.lecdenkenya.com/donate.htm
Do what you can, for who you are, with what you have, and where you are.
http://www.lecdenkenya.com
http://twitter.com/lecden
Sincerely,
Steve
Thank you now and always for your support and caring kindness!
It is in this regard that we, Leo Community Development Network have realized the need to address water and sanitation issues to help reverse the spread of this disease. As our mission partly states, that we want to see an AIDS-free society now and in future, we want to contribute to this by ensuring that each and every person has access to clean water.
We will not only have contributed to the fight against AIDS but also towards the realization of the UN Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs).
SITUATION BACKGROUND
Kiambiu slum in Nairobi,Kibera slum in Nairobi and Kogelo villiage in Siaya district in western Kenya, they both have an area of 12 sq. kms in each with an overwhelming population of over 100,000 . They are one of the densely populated areas in Nairobi and western Kenya. This population consists of different communities from various parts of Kenya, majority of whom are jobless and those in employment are lowly paid.
Due to widespread unemployment and low earnings among Kiambiu,Kibera and Kogelo village residents, people here live below poverty lines, hence making it a slum area. As slums are not in the Government and Local Authority plans, they do not benefit in the budgetary allocation and service provision. Proper infrastructure is lacking thus leading to tough living conditions for an area with congestion. The infrastructure is generally poor; no proper sanitation measures, no drainage system(s), poor road network which becomes impassable during rainy seasons, and too dusty during dry spells. Kiambiu,Kibera,Kogelo communities suffers numerous problems namely: -
i) Poverty
ii) Lack of infrastructure
iii) Diseases
iv) Ignorance on sanitation measures
v) Lack of civic education (semi-illiteracy)
Let us Feed, Clothe & Educate the Poor, Imagine living in a squatter/slum/ village in a makeshift home constructed out of scrap metal and cardboard, with mud floors, and no electricity or water.
Imagine raising your kids in this place with hardly any food to eat. This is the plight of squatters/slum/village in the in Kiambiu slum,Kibera slum and Kogelo village. No land, makeshift homes, little to eat, no work & no education for their children. Help make their lives a little brighter.
http://www.lecdenkenya.com/donate2.htm
Bank Name: STANDARD CHARTERED BANK
Bankbranch: HARAMBEE AVENUE ELECTRICITY HOUSE
Account No.: 0102097206300
Swift Code: SCBL KENX
Country : Kenya
P. O. Box 79456-00200
Nairobi, Kenya
http://www.lecdenkenya.com/donate2.htm
http://www.lecdenkenya.com/donate.htm
Do what you can, for who you are, with what you have, and where you are.
http://www.lecdenkenya.com
http://twitter.com/lecden
Sincerely,
Steve
Thank you now and always for your support and caring kindness!
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