Edu Afrique

We gratefully acknowledge the following support Jane Turner - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Najoua Lalaoui - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Bianca Cataldo - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Edward Chew - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Anuratha Sakthianandeswaren Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Shan Li - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Jeff Smith - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Jenny Thompson - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Bhupinder Pal - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Michelle Palmieri - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Diep Chau - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Natasha Silke - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Aleksandra Bankovacki - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Emma Petri - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Gabriela Brumatti - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Crystal Stivala - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute Catherine McLean - Walter and Eliza Hall Institute

WHO WE ARE We are EduAfrique a not-for-profit group committed to creating an equitable world in which everyone has access to basic human needs. We contribute to bringing clean water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programs to communities in Ghana, Africa. We believe access to WASH infrastructure and services is a prerequisite for changing and lifting communities out of a cycle of disease and poverty.      WHAT WE DO Thanks to donations from people just like you, we partner with communities in Ghana to provide better access to WASH. In 2013 we conducted a 6-month health promotion program in Asamang, Ghana. Through this work, our eyes were opened to the social and economic consequences of lack of WASH in the realms of education and health. Following a set of fundraising events in 2016, we were able to partner with a community in the West of Ghana - called Bronikrom - in January 2017 to construct a composting toilet for the community. The population of Broni