Providing access to clean drinking water
Kwatekeh Africa has installed sixteen wells in villages and schools near the Suakoko Leprosy Rehab Center. Three of the villages had never had access to clean, safe drinking water. Now hand-dug, cement-lined, pump wells in each town ensure that residents can drink sparkling clean water every day and avoid many of the sicknesses they have lived with for a lifetime!
Prior drinking water source
New well in Melekie.
Completed hand pump well in David Cooper Village
The Kwatekeh Africa Health Resource Center
Kwatekeh Africa Health Resource Center
Since 2013 Kwatekeh Africa has been providing medicine and basic health care to the community at the Suakoko Leprosy Center. Patients are treated for Malaria, Typhoid, and other typical tropical illnesses. The Health Center mainly focuses on pregnant women, children five years and younger, and leprosy patients.
Kwatekeh also sponsors patients for surgeries and expensive treatments at area hospitals.
Francis Kpan after leg re-alignment surgery.
We make sure there’s always enough malaria medicine on hand.
Kids vaccination day at the Health Center.
Sarah Tokpah gets a jab.