WASH to Schools

The corps members of SDGs-Community Development Service Group, Kaduna North and Igabi Local Government Areas in collaboration with National Water Resources Institute (NWRI), Kaduna State, are set to carryout Sustainable Development Goals 6 (SDG6)- Clean Water and Sanitation sensitisation project, WASH to Schools in Kaduna State.



The sensitisation project centers on educating and turning into actions by school children, education on;

  • Waste management. 
  • Sanitation and hygiene. 
  • Water safety and conservation. 
  • Hand washing practice. 


We have a target to reach 30 schools capturing over 2500 children as there is no denying fact that schools are key factors in initiating change in a society also good hygiene behaviour learned at an early age can lead to lifelong positive habits. By helping school children to develop healthy hygiene habits, they can influence the behavior of family members, both adults and siblings, and positively influence the community as a whole.

To conclude the project, we will be organizing  SCHOOLS WATER RUN which is a race competition where participants are made to experience the journey mothers and children take every day. They walk miles away from home, due to inaccessible safe and clean water, but only to get a small quantity of water for the family's day use. This activity takes much of their energy and make children lose time at school.

Our mission is to bring safe water and sanitation to the people, we therefore seek for your partnership and support for;

Stickers | Banners | Fliers | Soaps | Sanitizers | Souvenirs


We believe this will help create a healthy and sustainable environment as well as protecting the public health.


To donate through bank transfer;
Click here

For enquiry, please call;
Gbenle Mubarak (Project Manager) 08140292495
Emmanuel Ofuje Amune (NWRI Corpers Liaison Officer) 07035023533
Location: Kaduna, Nigeria

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