![Safe Water For Georgetown Village, Belize “..but whoever drinks the water I give him will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life” Recess at the local Georgetown school Project Expenses John 4:14 Community Development (33%) Community Assessment (6%) Project Cost Estimate $1,500 $8,000 $24,000 * This Project will bring access to safe water to 1200 people $14,500 Equipment & Transportation (61%) Community Assessment – The assessment has been completed, and the safe water solution proposed is to install a Living Water™ Treatment System in Georgetown Village. A submersible pump and solar panels will be used to bring water through the LWTS™. Water Missions Belize will be responsible for the installation, Health and Hygiene training, and assist with local safe water committee selection.. Equipment & Transportation – Includes safe water system(s), associated hardware, overseas shipment, and local transportation to the receiving community. Community Development - ,[object Object]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Safe Water for 850 People in Georgetown Village
- 1. SafeWater For Georgetown Village, Belize Community Information Location: Georgetown Village, just 15 minutes North of Mango Creek in the Stann Creek District in Belize Population: 850 People/Students Currently Searching for a donor to fund this project! Every 15 seconds a child under the age of five dies from a water-related illness in this world Village Story Georgetown Village Georgetown is a newer Garifuna community established in the 1960s by Garinagu from Seine Bight in search of farmland. Today approximately three hundred people live in the tranquil village which is located about half a mile off the southern highway. The road through town continues to the neighboring Maya Indian village, Maya Mopan. There are plans to connect the road with a road in the Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary. "No longer forgotten," that's how Education Minister, Patrick Faber put it in December 2010’s official opening of 1 eight classroom building at the Georgetown Technical High school campus, located in the Stann Creek District. It is the first of several buildings being constructed as part of an expansion project funded by the European Union for One point Seven million Belize dollars. The additional buildings will allow an additional 400 secondary education age students easier access to an education. Digging a little deeper into the community you will find that water supply and quality is a real issue. After testing the local water source it was determined that the 650+ children attending the local schools do not have access to clean, safe drinking water and neither do the parents and other residents of the Georgetown village! Local Georgetown Garifuna Community and School Water Missions Belize ● Phone: US (843) 290-2993 Belize Number (501) 633-3308 ● www.watermissionsbelize.org
- 4. Health and hygiene training