The Mpandilu School is getting a water well drilled on its main campus in Kananga. The elementary school teaches about 130 deaf students. In addition, it teaches sewing and woodwork to older deaf students.
The school will not have to carry water from a water source about two miles away. Also, the well will be self supporting and may produce a small profit.
The well is being provided by the Wisconsin Division of Congo Helping Hands. Funds were donated by three Catholic Churches (St Rita, Sacred Hearts, Capcainus) in the West Allis area.
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January 11, 2010
Water Well Being Drilled At Mpandilu School
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