by DiviLRCS2 | Mar 31, 2019 | Wash
Imagine having your menstrual periods every month and not knowing how to hygienically take care of yourself. This is the reality faced by rural school girls, hence the Lesotho Red Cross Society (LRCS) pledge for support towards its project to support these...
by DiviLRCS2 | Mar 31, 2019 | Wash
“Tippy tap is the answer to stopping the spread of bacteria from the toilet to the tap and back to people,” this was said by the WATSAN Officer Mr. Thabang Toloane during a three day workshop held for Thaba Bosiu Lesotho Red Cross Society Care Facilitators and youth....
by DiviLRCS2 | Mar 31, 2019 | Wash
By Liteboho Tsiu – Divisional Secretary Mafeteng Division The Lesotho Red Cross Society Mafeteng Division offices were damaged by the heavy rains and hail storms that hit Mafeteng district and forced them to move to a government office temporarily. Thanks to...
by DiviLRCS2 | Mar 31, 2019 | Wash
“I will dig my own toilet,”said the 70 year old Chief of Ha Lebele in Mohale’s Hoek who was digging a 2.9 meter by 170 cm and 2 meters deep hole for a pit latrine. She had started digging the hole which is on rocks with her daughter who has now gone to Bloemfontein in...
by DiviLRCS2 | Mar 31, 2019 | Wash
In a country where 22% of the population are using latrines and where in some rural villages there are no latrines for an entire community, it is perhaps surprising to note that taboos regarding latrines are already present: namely, latrine sharing between certain...
by DiviLRCS2 | Mar 31, 2019 | Wash
Taele Primary School is among seven of the most remote schools with no sanitation facilities at all. In August 2016 the school has a total number of 153 students (81 girls and 72boys). What one saw as the nearest water source, that the children use daily is breath...
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