Home to tribals that are surviving in absolute darkness, with relatively no access to the basic essentials of light and water, 150 homes in this village are in desperate need of light
Home to 92 children, many of whom belong to migrant worker families, the hostel has poor access to electricity, leaving these underprivileged children in darkness
Morhanda Village is a largely agricultural village where villagers have limited access to electricity and water, and no continuous income. With solar powered lift irrigation we can help develop Morhanda into a self-sufficient and sustainable village
Janki Damu Waghat
Murbichapada
“When the water is contaminated or impure, home filters can be very useful for us. In our village, during the summer months, there is a scarcity of water, and we have to walk long distances to get it. Sometimes, we have to resort to drinking water from borewells or dig holes beside the river to obtain drinking water. We also had to go to the water source at odd hours, such as 2 AM to 3 AM, to get a utensil of water, as during the day, it was very difficult to get water because all the women rushed to the same spot. But now, with the water tank near our house, we can fill water whenever we need it.”
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