Drilling of Borehole currently underway at Tornu Dorfor. In the next few weeks, our people should start drinking water from a good source. We are grateful to Vell Marty ॐ for this beautiful partnership. To Rising Roots Foundation, Akuffobea Foundation, The Mela Shop & Farms, Shugga Creatives we are …
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Dorfor Tornu is a small village located in the North Tongu district of the Volta region. Made up of almost five hundred (500) inhabitants, the farming community is known to have also contributed appreciably to Ghana’s bread basket. The calm village situated on the edge of Dorfor Adidome and also …
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The water situation at Kpokpornu is not a good one. They drink of a Dam constructed many years ago. The unfortunate situation is that, it dries quickly and they share same water with cattle 🐄. After supplying them gallons of water months ago to battle the drought, we are back …
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The Schools Support Project lead by Jonathan Nii Laryea better known as Jonilar today led the team on the ground to distribute 200 gallons of clean water to the people of Kpokpornu in the Volta region as part of the ongoing Clean Water Initiative aimed at helping deprived communities with …
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Clean Water Initiative: More than 100 gallons of Water went out today. If you’re seeing this, God bless you so much and keep supporting us. Those who keep sharing our posts all the time, we say God bless you so much. The journey resumes in the days to come. Kindly …
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Clean Water Initiative by Jonilar.net under the Schools Support Project is an intervention to provide deprived and remote villages with CLEAN WATER for all domestic activities including drinking. The Schools Support Project has taken us to some of the interesting but not comfortable villages that do not have …
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Gborkope : We postponed our CHARITY WEDNESDAY donation yesterday to focus on something equally important. On our way, we saw people fetching this water for domestic use including drinking so we decided to engage them to see how best we can use our little influence to help save the situation. …
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