Keshwar Chaudary’s health improves through sanitation

Keshwar Chaudary lives in Rampurwa Village in rural Nepal. She is ethnically a “Dalit”, often referred to an an “untouchable”, and ignored by most development initiatives. Her husband is a migrant laborer who goes to the city seeking employment, and she lives alone with her children for much of the year. Since her family does not have access to proper sanitation facilities, they are prone to illnesses.

Your donations, enabled the Living Earth Institute to work through a local NGO, Bikas Bikalpa Sanstha, to construct a latrine for Keshwar and her family. Now that they have a latrine, the will be a positive impact on the health of the family, and therefore on their livelihood.

Thank you, Scott, Thomas, Rao, Mark & Lynn, Marc and particularly Max, for giving Keshwar and her family a healthier and happier Tomorrow.