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The school is situated in Ahaliyagoda, Rathnapura District, Sabaragamuwa Province.
The majority of parents are tea estate workers and daily wage labourers with limited resources.
The school lacked a safe and reliable water system, severely affecting students’ health and hygiene.
Intervention was necessary to ensure proper sanitation and uninterrupted education.
Cleaned the main water source and constructed a protective concrete structure for sustainability.
Built a low concrete base, repositioned and secured the tank, painted it, and installed two 500L water tanks.
Reconstructed the entire school pipeline system with 85m of PVC pipes laid with proper trenching.
Extended the system with an additional 180m of pipeline to ensure full water distribution across the school.
Constructed 4 new handwashing units.
Installed 7 additional wash basins, fully plastered and painted.
Parents and teachers supported the project through active participation in material handling, assisting with construction work, and contributing labour for painting and trenching activities.
273 students (Male: 126 | Female: 147)
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