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Watch it in YouTube: The Faces of Relief Documentary by Michael-David Reilly, 10th Anniversary Gala Celebrations

In many African villages, children walk several miles to bring unsanitary drinking water home for domestic uses. Often they walk an average of 2-4 miles or more to find water in streams, rivers, erosion ditches or gullies. These kinds of water sources often incubate all types of diseases that unleash terrible blows on their health condition and impact average life expectancy.

Above: 10th Anniversary Gala Card photos: two Ogberuru boys enjoy and splash clean water on each other from our first well dug in 2001. Right - a boy in Dickinson Texas helps raise funds for new wells in Africa by joining our 2011 two mile Walk-4-Water event with his parents.

Take Action to combat the water Crisis - Join us for 2-Mile Walk for Water next April 2012; and the World Water Day Lunch & Learn March 22, 2012. Registration link will be available early in 2012.

Light up a Village
BOGO Light... make a difference - Buy One to Give One [BOGO] -provide Solar lamps for school kids to learn at nights in rural homes in Africa. Share the love of Jesus - the Light of the World. Reading with kerosene lamps, firewood, or candles is painful and unhealthy. Donate these lights to save their young eyes & lives.

Many children who could not attend school due to abject poverty in their families, are also seen in the streets of nearby urban centers hawking some wares or food items they are saddled with each day by either their parents, or the people they serve in these towns.
Child labor is too rampant in many African towns, including overburdening children with water fetching tasks several times a day.

Umunneme ward of Ogberuru Village heaved a sigh of relief when it received a replacement borehole in March of 2010 for the non-functional first well done in Summer of 2001.

Photo shows village children from nearby homes fetching clean sanitary water for domestic use from two recently installed public taps (spigots).

Commissioning the Iloke well project - a Fulani village in West Kogi State, Nigeria.

We drilled & developed in 2 days. It is about 140 feet deep and cased with 5" diameter pipes. Drilled Aug. 2009.

Production is about 5 GPM. (gallons per minute)

Water Properties: Colorless & clear, odorless, and tasteless.

What a joy to see that fresh clean water rushing out from deep underground...

The Uzi Water well in Owerri supplies the primary school, the Anglican Missions Medical Clinic, the Vocational Center for Women, and their printing press.

V-TEN: Relief Network Ministries, strives to empower the poor and needy by providing them with appropriate & affordable technology skills.
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Learn More about the Walk 4 Water 2011 Events

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Our 2010 Year-end e-Newsletter is =>here

Download the Printed 2010 Q4 Newsletter

We "teach them how to fish so we don't keep giving them fish"

RNM now owns a big Schramm T64 Rig & Water Service Truck... >learn more

New Bore hole: May Flower Primary School Well in Nigeria

Our 27th Water Well drilled for May Flower / Nursery School in Aba area of Abia State, Nigeria . The Well & pump was undergoing test run while school kids jubilated and clustered around the well.

The Well will serve about 800 students, 23 teachers, and a few of the natives and school neighbors who are close to school fences / boarders for this precious benefit.

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