Well Water for Life Project

Well Water for Life Project
Phase 2

Why a Phase 2?
For many locations a shallower well is ideal. Incorporating a smaller unit reduces the cost and scheduling time can be decreased drastically. There will be times that we will still incorporate the Phase 1 type of drilling, but with the arrival of the new equipment most wells will be dug with our own volunteers.

During the 2nd 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
OR reg. # 501099-93 EIN: 91-1796800 Tax-exempt 501(c)(3) Organization

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Steps to Success.

Purchase and ship the equipment to Viet Nam.
Travel to Vietnam to scout locations, source local suppliers of well drilling supplies, and arrange for permits.
Arrange transportation for equipment, and personnel for each scheduled location..
Translate operating instructions to Vietnamese.
Get equipment from Customs.
Travel with equipment and supplies to the different locations.
Train and drill the wells.

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.

Thousands of children in Vietnam suffer from easily preventable health problems, including skin infections, digestive problems, scabies, trachoma [1] 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%.
Viet Nam is known around the world for having some of the highest levels of arsenic in their drinking water.

VNCAP has been working to create the Well Water for Life Project, by providing awareness of this issue and finding 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 to supply drinking water that is clean and safe.

VNCAP is committed to improving the lives of people around Viet Nam, 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 [through your generous donations] for this work, in addition to human resources, materials, education, research and advocacy for this very important issue.