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Bringing Clean Water to Kailahun Communities

Access to clean water is a basic necessity, yet many residents of Kailahun face daily challenges in securing safe drinking water. This scarcity poses significant health risks, impedes education, and hinders economic growth. 

The K2 Generation (K2G) is committed to addressing these needs. Founder Lyande Kaikai emphasises the importance of meeting basic necessities, stating, “Without the basics, people can't function or contribute to society. Let’s focus on the basic needs of our people so they can thrive.”

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Through the support of private donors, K2G has developed essential water infrastructure in Kailahun, focusing on remote areas. In just three months, the Project Managers, Hon. Navo Kaikai and Mr Sulaiman Kaikai, employed local engineers and constructed one borehole and three water wells.
 

Locations in Kailahun Town:

 

  • Borehole:

  • K2G School (near Old Barracks)

  • Wells:

  • Nyanyahun (Chief Banya’s village)

  • Old Barracks

  • Gitibu 
     

These new water sources promise numerous benefits, including improved health outcomes, enhanced educational opportunities, economic development, empowerment of local residents, and environmental sustainability. 

By ensuring access to clean water, K2G is making a significant impact on the well-being and future prospects of the Kailahun community.

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