A Remarkable Congolese Grassroots Women's NGO & How Rotary Can Help it Bring Clean Water and Health to its Village
by Betsy Brill on Mar 19, 2009
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An embedded 10-minute video (click on window to start the video) plus this PowerPoint target Rotary Clubs and others wishing to support Water Sanitation and Hygiene projects in Africa. The video, &quo
An embedded 10-minute video (click on window to start the video) plus this PowerPoint target Rotary Clubs and others wishing to support Water Sanitation and Hygiene projects in Africa. The video, "A Tale of Two Sewing Machines," introduces an inspiring tale of ingenuity and motivation. (To skip the video, click the second right-pointing arrow.)
The PowerPoint picks up where the video leaves off and documents ongoing accountability by the women of Fondation Lucie Otaenga (FLO), located in Lotumbe, a remote village and medical hub in Equatorial Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
FLO is seeking funds to implement a large-scale Water Sanitation and Hygiene project for the community. Fisherman’s Wharf Rotary in San Francisco is seeking Rotary partners to fund this ready-to-go World Service Project.
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