English EN

Esididini Community Project

Madadeni, KwaZulu-Natal

The pre-school makes use of 2 pit toilets for the teachers and children. New toilet facilities will provide a safe and hygienic environment for the children that attend the pre-school.

Share This Post

About the project:

Esididini Community Project was established in 2004. They have 87 children currently enrolled, aged 0-6 years old.

The challenge:

The pre-school is built out of blocks, however, Esididini Community Project has no toilets of its own. The pre-school makes use of 2 pit toilets for the teachers and children.

The need:

The compost toilet block will provide a safe and hygienic environment for the children and teachers.

A compost toilet differs from a septic tank system, by relying on aerobic conditions to break down the waste product, and access to water is therefore not a concern. With good sanitation standards in mind, compost toilets create a product which is safe, dry, easy to handle and only about 10-30% of its original volume. A compost toilet relies on natural principles and eradicates the need for harsh and harmful chemicals in the waste removal process. By mirroring the natural environment, naturally occurring bacteria and fungi break down the waste into an oxidized, compost-like product.

More To Explore

The Glebe Primary School

The school urgently requires a Grade R classroom. This will ensure that the children will be taught in a safe and more conducive educational environment.

Sizanani Educare Centre

Sizanani Educare Centre urgently needs a full ECD centre. This will ensure that the 56 children will be taught in a safe and more conducive

Reatlegile Primary School

The school urgently needs three classrooms, which will be set aside for the Grade R learners. They also require a proper library, so that all

Your contribution is what keeps us going.

On behalf of the children, we thank you for your kindness and support.

Donate Now