Rayo de Esperanza Orphanage is a family based home for children located in Rio Dulce, Guatemala. The city of Rio Dulce had been sporadically cutting off their water. It would not only leave them without water temporarily, but when the water flow was restored, their pipes would burst.
The World Orphan Fund provided a grant to install a cistern, ensuring a reliable water supply and avoiding costly ongoing repairs.
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