Five communities in Volta Region get access to potable water provided by the Rotary Club of Ho

The Rotary Club of Ho and Kumasi East have provided potable water to five deprived communities in the Akatsi South, South Tongu Districts and the Ketu North Municipalities of the Volta Region.

The Club financed the construction of five water stations and a manual borehole to relieve the communities from relying on unwholesome water bodies. Badzikope is one of the deprived communities in the South Tongu Municipality of the Volta Region.

He however, after expressing gratitude to the Rotary Club for the timely intervention appealed for support in converting the newly installed manual borehole into a mechanized system to enable old folks and children fetch the water with ease.

The President of the Rotary Club of Ho, Eric Bontey, said he acted on a request by the Former Akatsi North District Chief Executive, James Gunu. He was elated to have witnessed the completion of the project and its impact on the community.

Kporkuve – Kpalia, Kporkuve Dokpokorpe, Awata and Torpakope underserved communities in the Ketu North Municipality and Akatsi South District were also provided mechanized water stations furnished with Water reservoirs.

The President of the Rotary Club of Kumasi East, Nana Ayensu, appealed to the communities to mainatin the water systems and assured them of the continuous support of the various underserved communities to enhance the livelihoods of residents.