Help SECOND CHANCE SA with 5 volunteers for Ablution block plumbing & sanitation pro bono skills +
5 volunteers still needed
category
Housing, Shelter & Community Facilities
sub-category
Construction/handyman/painting support
duration
more than 8 hours
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Help SECOND CHANCE SA with 5 volunteers for Ablution block plumbing & sanitation pro bono skills +
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Type: Skills + Goods Quantity: 1 shared ablution container serving all 42 residents Specification: Multi-user ablution fit-out: 6 – 8 shower cubicles, 6 – 8 toilets (gender-separated sides), 8 – 10 wash basins, 2 – 4 laundry tubs, hot water reticulation (solar geyser preferred), grey-water and black-water reticulation to municipal or septic system. Plumbing contractors, sanitaryware wholesalers and geyser suppliers welcome. Impact: Private, hygienic, gender-separated ablution facilities restore dignity and prevent disease transmission across the shared community. Contact: homeless@secondchancesa.org · +27 67 616 1406 (Voice · WhatsApp)
Sustainable Development Goals
Sustainable Cities and Communities
Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable
Good Health and Well-being
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
Gender Equality
Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls
Impact Metrics (Estimates)
Homes/facilities to be improved
GBV prevention sessions to be delivered
GBV survivors to be supported
Sanitation facilities to be built/rehabilitated
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