BRICK BY BRICK CONSTRUCTION PARTNERS WITH PEAS (PROMOTING EQUALITY IN AFRICAN SCHOOLS) TO PROVIDE CLEAN WATER FOR NDEIJA HIGH SCHOOL

Brick by Brick Construction Company is expanding its market in the water and sanitation sector. After being introduced to a British-funded Ugandan NGO known as Promoting Equality in African Schools (PEAS), which builds and works with schools throughout Uganda, Brick by Brick Construction was asked to build a 30,000 litre water tank, which would be used as a reservoir in the school’s piped system at Ndeija High School, located in a remote area of Ntungamo District called Kanyantura.Compared to other places where the company has worked, constructing this tank was a bit of a challenge. The construction site was on a very high hill, so no vehicle could reach to deliver materials. Therefore, all materials needed to be manually carried about 300 meters from the road to the construction site. Another challenge was that the ground on the site was rocky, so our masons struggled to level it. Brick by Brick Mason Bringing Supplies to Build Water TankCompleted TankIn the end, the tank was efficiently constructed in 14 days, instead of the 10 or 11 days that is usually needed for a tank of this size. This project has provided the company with a very valuable lesson: always thoroughly research site conditions prior to taking on any contract. In the end, we were successful in completing this important project and look forward to working with PEAS in the future.

Michelle John

Having worked for a number of companies over the years, I embarked on my freelance career with the aim of supporting the missions of my clients with good design. What energizes me is helping clients who want to be different and are passionate about what they do. I regularly donate my time and design skills on Catchafire.org, a platform matching non-profits with the professional help they need.

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