In march 2020, AMREF Health Africa launched a project , PIWA MALENG literally meaning ‘Our clean water” to improve access to water in Lamogi Sub-County, Amuru District.
I worked on this project with Amref Health Africa and The Candid Local as a photographer and film maker, we worked on photo stories and a short film about the water sources that were rehabilitated by Amref and how the access to clean water sources had improved the lives of the people of Amuru District.
Oroma Catherine, the Chairperson of the Hand Pump Mechanics Association of Lamogi Sub-County carrying out routine maintenance on one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng project in Amuru District, Uganda.
Community members collecting water at one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng Project in Alego pac village, Amuru District, Uganda.
Oroma Catherine, the Chairperson of the Hand Pump Mechanics Association of Lamogi Sub-County showing off her tools after routine maintenance on one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng project in Amuru District, Uganda.
Aciro Alice, the chaiperson of the Water source committee winnowing at her home in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.
Aciro Alice, the chaiperson of the Water source committee washing utensils using the clean water from the borehole rehabilitated by Amref at her home in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.
Children playing with water at the borehole rehabilitated by Amref in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.
A girl pumping clean water into her jerrycan at one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng Project in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.
A community member carrying a jerrycan of water at the borehole rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng Project in Aleo Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.
A community member collecting water from one of the boreholes rehabilitated by Amref under the Pi Wa Maleng Project in Alego Pac Village, Amuru District, Uganda.
