You can help provide clean water to an orphanage in India!
I have read if you vacation in India, don’t drink the water! since even the municipal water should be filtered to be free from contaminates..
The orphanage in India does not have running water.. Most in rural India rely on carrying water from a nearby source, and many suffer from water-borne illness.. Humanitarian groups are involved to help bring clean water to children and family’s in many country’s. I believe this is a wonderful incentive, considering it can improve overall health, and even prevent death.
At the orphanage, they carry water from a bore well that is on the property. This water is used for cleaning and bathing, but can not supply drinking water, for its high levels of TDS, it also produces heavy limescale, and can not be trusted to be free of bacteria. They are blessed to have a source of water, but they must purchase water for drinking, and cooking.
They are all hard-working, and thankful for what they have. I believe having access to clean water would be a blessing to the family.
I am on a quest to raise the funds for a water treatment system. This would allow them to use bore well water making it safe for all household use. After some research I discovered if your water is high in TDS ( total dissolved salts) you need a reverse osmosis system.
If you would like to help this cause, please note that 100% is used for the family.
Please share the need, as it is also giving 🙂 ~ Colossians 3:17 ~
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Mary, when you have a moment, would you send me the address of your other blog. I cannot seem to locate it. Thank you.
Blessings,
A.
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Hello Mary,
Agree with your points and wish you best of luck for your quest. Most of the states in India are getting muncipial and borewell water supply. But there are some hilly areas that gets natural pure water.
We have tested the TDS level for some areas and I have found Himanchal and Uttaranchal natural water supply has lowest TDS.
You can provide a water purification system to help people so they can have pure drinking water.
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Thank you for stopping by Fatima.
And thanks for the info, it is wonderful that there have been efforts made to bring
cleaner drinking water to villages..
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Thank you for stopping by.
Thank you for the invite to your blog, I love to read.. and we are forever learning 🙂
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