The Ivonangya water kiosk has been repaired and up and running. At water atm was installed by local maintenance water service company Fundifix. The project involves a sustainable finance program. Every household who wants to use this kiosk gets a pre paid chip which is connected with a mobile number. This water kiosk supplies 55,000 lites every month on average. Estimated it serves more than 500 people, 1 School with 300 pupils and over 5000 livestock. 

Here's an overview of 2018 for Hardcore Help Foundation (HHF).
HHF is a non-profit organization based in Germany that works together with locally established and international organizations. In 2018 we were able to support €48.763,95 on various community projects. This profit was made out of (life-giving) donations and profit from the merchandise sales. This is without any government support. A new record! In 2018 we were able to do:

- 21 distributions to European facilities with clothes and supplemented with goods.
- Rehabilitation water project. Repair and maintenance work. Expanding solar system. Installing water ATM.
- 12 Healthcare Clinics - mobilization, staff, transportation, medications, supplies. Free healthcare to 2414 people.
- NHWC Rehabilitation Center
supplies (massage oil, medications/treatment, bandages, etc.)
- Community outreach - therapy assessments of children and adults in the wider community, home based therapy.
- Equipment & infrastructure needs - ongoing as the center expands and include provisions for electricity, step stools, seating, therapy devices, etc.
- 650 Water filters - mobilization of households, distributions, trainings, follow up.
- Sea Container for the 2019 project
- Educational goods for a school in the Philippines and households.

Yesterday we sponsored our 94th medical clinic with local partner The Nathan Hall Williams Center. Integrated clinic was held it Lalwet, a community in Kapkures, Nakuru. We offered HIV testing and counceling, cervival cancer screening, family planning, nutrition, blood pressure check ups. Turnout was 189 patients

This is the Ivonangya community water kiosk which is getting fixed. A water atm will be installed by local partner Fundifix. This company has created a sustainable maintenance model which could be the answer to solve the water problem in this area. This water kiosk supplies 55,000 lites every month on average. Estimated it serves more than 500 people, 1 school with 300 pupils and over 5000 livestock. The project involves a sustainable finance program, it looks very exemplary by using the newest technology. Every household gets a pre paid chip which is connected with a mobile number. One of the major issues at water kiosks in Kenya is that money disappears. This model makes sure that theres no cash flowing. Savings will be used for repair and mainentaince. Our goal is that together we can achieve that many households in rural areas have quicker and safer access to water with sustainable services which will help communities grow.