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Upplawatta Village, Anamaduwa Divisional Secretariat, Puttalam District, North Western Province, Sri Lanka.
The school previously lacked a proper water connection and functioning latrine system, creating major hygiene and sanitation challenges for both students and the surrounding community. The project aimed to establish sustainable, safe, and accessible water and sanitation facilities to improve health and learning conditions.
Constructed a new 15-foot-deep tubewell in a nearby lake using 3×2 concrete rings, with the interior filled with chip stones for structural security.
Installed a 150-meter-long 1-inch PVC pipeline system from the well to the school, with 2-foot-deep trenches; concreted the section crossing the road for protection.
Installed a solar panel system on a 13-foot-high iron stand to power the water supply sustainably.
Renovated all existing latrines and urinals in the school, installing new taps and tap lines.
Constructed 1 new urinal and repaired broken areas with concrete, then painted for hygiene improvement.
Renovated 2 existing handwashing units by installing new taps and pipelines, and painted all units.
Installed 3 new tap posts in accessible locations.
Rearranged and repainted all existing school water tanks.
Painted all pipelines connected to the water system for protection and improved appearance.
Parents and community members contributed by assisting with site cleaning, digging trenches for pipelines, and providing unskilled labour.
Students: 234 (111 male, 123 female)
Teachers: 20 (2 male, 18 female)
Community members: 280 (70 families)
Do you want to make a real difference in the lives of underprivileged communities? Join hands with Kansarmen SL Foundation to support sustainable water and sanitation projects. Together, we can bring clean water, improve health, and uplift lives. Let’s create lasting change, one community at a time.



















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