Karen Coldwell (Australia). May 2015. Prolit Village. Well #281

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In May, 2015, Karen Coldwell (Australia), have supported the FWEC by contributing the funds for well for the people in a rural village of Siem Reap to have a clean drinking water from the deep well. The well is built on the own property of a family and they share the water with the other families around. 

Thank you so much for your generosity to help the most need of Cambodians in the rural surrounds of Siem Reap.

Clean water is one of the most basic needs for survival. Although most of Cambodian has plenty of water, what is available to the majority of families is either natural surface water or water made available in shallow, hand dig, Pit Well. Both of these sources are filled with mud, insects, and disease, and covered over by even dirtier water during the yearly floods. Having clean water from a reliable source not only allows families to have water for cooking and drinking but also allows for bathing and laundry, all of which reduces the causes of disease and illness. In addition to better health and hygiene, the families will have the opportunity to plant an additional crop that does not rely on seasonal flooding for irrigation. This addition crop creates a more balance diet and creates an economic opportunity by enabling the families to sell excess produce at the market.

Thank you again for your generous support and help the poor people who less fortunate in the rual area of Siem Reap. On behalf of a Founder/Director with all teams of FWEC and the Cambodian people, we are really appreciate of your generosity. God blessing you!


“help me help others” 
"Ayúdame a Ayudar a los demás"

THE LOCATION OF THE WELLS:
Prolit Village
Reul Commune
Puok District
Siem Reap Province
Kingdom of Cambodia


WELL NO. 281                                    

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