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East and Southern Africa
Development Education
St. Joseph’s Kensekka Vocational Secondary School
At St Joseph’s Kensekka Vocational Secondary School — and across eleven surrounding villages — the community depends on a single dam for all their water needs. It is untreated, unsafe, and unreliable putting families at constant risk of waterborne diseases like cholera, typhoid, and chronic diarrhoea. Girls often miss school because there are no safe or private sanitation facilities.
We’re expanding the dam, drilling a borehole and installing a new electric pump and filtration system to provide clean, safe drinking water. We’re building sanitation facilities and delivering hygiene training for families ensuring health dignity and improved school attendance.
Together, we can helps transform a community for generations.
At St Joseph’s Kensekka Vocational Secondary School — and across eleven surrounding villages — the community depends on a single dam for all their water needs. It is untreated, unsafe, and unreliable putting families at constant risk of waterborne diseases like cholera, typhoid, and chronic diarrhoea. Girls often miss school because there are no safe or private sanitation facilities.
The three-year Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Project at St Joseph’s Kensekka Vocational Secondary School will expand the dam, provide safe drinking water and install sanitation facilities for the school and surrounding community.
The project will deliver:
By giving clean water, you’re not just solving today’s problems — you’re transforming a community for generations. Safe water allows students to stay healthy, attend school, and build brighter futures.
