Send a life-changing drill to Sudan with WHOlives!

During the Spring Term, Year 6 learnt about the lives of millions of children all over the world who don't have access to clean water. Each day, they walk miles to collect water that is dirty and dangerous. We learnt about the Village Drill, a man-powered drill that is changing lives across the world by enabling people to have access to clean, safe water. Now, alongside the Village Drill's own charity, WHO Lives, we are raising money to help send a drill to a village in Sudan. Help us to save lives and change the futures of the people who live there!

We are Y6 from Saint Mary's Primary School in Selly Oak. We are raising money for WHOLives, a charity we learnt about and contacted during our lessons over the Spring Term when we were finding out about how not having access to clean water affects the lives of so many people all around the world. We chose this charity because they are responsible for setting up manual drills that enable remote villages to drill for their own clean water. The money we are raising will be put towards a current project that the charity are raising money for in order to send a drill to a village in Sudan. We will withdraw the funds to school until the fundraising is over. Once we have finished our fundraising (last day Monday 6th July) we will donate directly to the charity so our funds can be committed to this specific project.