Many parents in this community face limited employment opportunities, relying on subsistence farming, which has been adversely affected by an extended drought.
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It’s amazing to think that while technology is advancing rapidly, many rural communities around the world still lack access to something as basic as clean water.
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Clean water is not just a basic necessity—it’s the foundation of healthy, thriving communities. Yet, for many families in rural areas, access to safe water remains a struggle.
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Tong Han School currently serves nearly 100 children from the Dao and Mong ethnic minorities, who are learning in a deteriorating, unsafe building.
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In many rural mountainous areas, students walk long distances each day just to fetch water, leaving less time for learning and play.
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When we come together to build water wells in these remote villages, we’re offering so much more than just water—we’re bringing health and hope.
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The family has been facing significant housing difficulties, as their current house is made of temporary materials, which has deteriorating.
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Water is life! LSF's goal is to help improve access to clean water for rural students and communities.
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In countless rural communities, students spend hours each day walking to collect water, time that could otherwise be devoted to learning and play.
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In rural areas, students often have to walk long distances to fetch water, which affects their study time and health.
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The villagers are unable to support the infrastructure deterioration of the school, leaving students having to learn in unsafe classrooms.
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The villagers are unable to support the infrastructure deterioration of the school, leaving students having to learn in unsafe classrooms.
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The current school, located 18 km from the district center and serving 70 students (of ethnic Tay and Hmong), has suffered severe structural damage.
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In many poverty-stricken communities, access to quality educational resources remains a huge challenge. A simple tool like televisions can open doors to a world of opportunity.
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Mr. Tran lives with his wife and their three children in a small house built from temporary materials that has severely deteriorated over time.
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This new school will benefit more than 120 students, providing them with a safe and nurturing environment to grow and thrive.
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Currently, the classrooms have been abandoned because the weakened walls could collapse at any time, putting children’s lives in danger.
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The new water well now serves two schools in the village, benefiting over 200 students by supporting their health and learning.
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This well is more than just a source of water, it’s a symbol of hope, health, and opportunity. With access to safe water, children can focus on learning.
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