A new borehole was drilled (see picture) on the campus of Trinity College Nabbingo Secondary School in the Wakiso District of central Uganda, near the capitol city Kampala. This school is a large all-girls boarding school with an enrollment of 1700.  The campus is located in a peri-urban area, but until now contaminated water was pumped to holding tanks and the girls had to suffer from intestinal disorders when they drank this water. It is the first all-girls school to receive a borehole from Quench and Connect.  Also, the lack of sufficient safe water was especially acute at this high school because of the need for water for personal hygiene for so many girls.  Now, with the new borehole right on campus, 1700 girls can drink clean water and are healthy to study. This borehole was donated by the McFadden Family of Omaha NE.  Many thanks to the McFadden Family for making this possible!!