Why?
Every day more than 4,500 children in developing countries die, simply because they lack access to clean safe drinking water. With your help, we can make a difference [1]. In fact, out of the 2.2 million unsafe drinking water deaths in 2004, 90% were children under the age of five [2]. Water is essential to the treatment of diseases, something especially critical for children.

There is a vital need to continue tapping groundwater in order to provide fresh water supplies to these poverty-stricken rural communities. This preventative method will continue to contribute towards reducing the sicknesses and even death caused, particularly to children, who continue to use contaminated water sources. The aim of CNCF is towards continuous intervention, providing fresh water wells, with lever hand pumps to the people in the area.

• More than one billion people do not have access to safe water.
• Diarrhea caused by drinking contaminated water remains a leading cause of illness and death among infants and children in the developing world.

Project Benefactors

Rotary Club of Asbury Park, New Jersey
P.O. BOX 512
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-222-4660

J. W. “Ted” Ibex, CPA
Director, MarcumRosenfarb, LLC
4000 Rt 66, Tinton Falls, NJ  07753
A vet that served in Qui Nhon

C & E Food Services, Inc.
3200 Sunset Avenue, Suite 209
Ocean, NJ 07712
Rotary Club Member

William A. and Pannee Sulowski
P.O. BOX 230
Alhambra, CA 91802
Bill served in Qui Nhon, Viet Nam

The next phase of this project, we will be purchasing U.S. made drill equipment that will be easier to operate. Decreasing the cost per well. Eventually, it is hoped that we can establish a company to manufacture this type of drilling equipment using skilled and train unskilled workers, especially handicapped individuals. Go to the linked page to see what this equipment looks like and how it will operate.

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VNCAP
Viet Nam Children Assistance Programs
7620 SW Sage Place Beaverton, OR  97008 USA Tel- 011-503-526-1726 fax - 011-419-793-6399
http://www/vncap.org
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• In Vietnam more than 25 million people, including about 80 percent of the country’s poorest populations, still cannot access safe water.
• About 1.8 million children die every year due to diarrhea diseases.
• More children die from diarrhea illnesses like cholera and dysentery than from HIV/AIDS or malaria combined.

• Thousands of children in Vietnam suffer from easily preventable health problems, including skin infections, digestive problems, scabies, trachoma and flea, lice and tick borne diseases, as a result of the contaminated water they drink and bathe in every day.
  
  
• It is well documented that simply providing safe, clean, drinkable water can reduce deadly diarrhea and other devastating diseases by about 50%.
  
  
• Vietnam is known around the world for having some of the highest levels of arsenic in their drinking water.

VNCAP’s Well Water for Life Project is focused on reducing sickness and death resulting from drinking contaminated water.

VNCAP has been working to create the Well Water for Life Project, by providing awareness of this issue and find ways to help solve this problem. The VNCAP’s Well Water for Life Project is a focal philanthropic program that will send people out into the villages to drill the needed water wells that can supply drinking water that is clean and safe.

VNCAP is committed to improving the lives of people around in Vietnam, saving children's lives and providing clean drinking water to as many people as possible. As the creator and producer of this program, VNCAP provides both its technical expertise and financial support for this work, in addition to human resources, materials, education, research and advocacy for this very important issue.

Upon completion of drilling the water wells, VNCAP will join with other organizations to draw and store the drinking water in a safe and economical way. Some of the projects that we are looking into are:

• PUR packet                           
• Play Pumps
• and More

Get involved with the work we are doing with charitable organizations and educational programs that support this effort to bring clean water to people in need.