The project's aim is to "End Hygiene Poverty" worldwide, one country at a time. The intent is to scale the project across the South Pacific first in order to eliminate easily preventable communicable diseases by raising communities out of hygiene poverty. Through RAWCS a classroom of 30 children can be made hygienic for just AU$10, And this will last for many years!
To give you some idea of the problem we wish to solve, some of the schools we work with have 1000 children and 1 tap or no taps, this ratio is commonplace across PNG, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Fiji and other South Pacific Nations.
There are enormous social economic and health benefits to creating the handwashing habit.
Here are some links:
RAWCS PROJECT: https://directory.rawcs.com.au/110-2017-18
SPATAP WEBSITE: https://spatap.com/humanitarian
INFO FOLDER: https://goo.gl/pnYRQ1