Synergy Heals and Griot Water announce a new 2025 initiative to build wells in Eastern Guinea, where only three currently operate. The project aims to save 1,000 children annually and provide clean water to two million people in the Kankan region.
-- Synergy Heals and functional beverage brand Griot Water have announced a charitable program to bring clean water to Eastern Guinea, with implementation set to begin in 2025 and conclude by 2040. The initiative will involve the construction of new wells throughout the region, addressing a severe shortage where as few as three wells currently operate continuously.
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The program focuses on the Kankan/Djoma region, where limited water access affects thousands of residents daily. Synergy Heals reports the project could prevent over 1,000 child deaths annually among children under five in the Kankan region. Local medical facilities currently operate without reliable clean water, affecting their ability to maintain sterile conditions for even routine procedures.
Water scarcity in Eastern Guinea currently forces women to travel long distances for water collection. Many begin their day at 4 AM, walking miles to wait in line for filling 20-liter containers, often missing educational opportunities as a result. Many communities rely on contaminated rivers that frequently dry up seasonally, further compromising water security.
To ease this crisis, Griot Water will contribute a portion of their sales revenue to fund the initiative, while Synergy Heals will manage fund allocation and coordinate field operations. The plan includes installing water purification systems and constructing wells to provide consistent access to safe drinking water throughout the region.
Anthony Brown, Founder and Chairman of Synergy Heals, started the project after learning about conditions in Eastern Guinea through his brother-in-law's firsthand accounts. The organization aims to supply two million residents in the Kankan region with six gallons of water daily per person, meeting UNICEF recommendations for drinking, hygiene, cooking, and livestock needs.
The initiative also includes educational components focused on hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention to maximize the health benefits of improved water access. These workshops aim to equip families with knowledge to maintain health improvements gained through clean water access.
Bellingham, Washington-based Synergy Heals specializes in water purification system installation, well construction, and community education programs in underserved areas. The organization's approach combines immediate water access solutions with long-term strategies for sustainable water management and ecosystem health.
The partnership between Synergy Heals and Griot Water represents a collaborative effort to address one of the most pressing health challenges in Eastern Guinea. By focusing on infrastructure development and community education, the program aims to create lasting improvements in water access and public health.
For additional details about the Eastern Guinea water initiative, visit https://www.synergyheals.org/
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