WELL NO. 880 – PROJECT COMPLETION & HANDOVER REPORT

WELL NO. 880 – PROJECT COMPLETION & HANDOVER REPORT

Location:
Mwasele Sub-village, Lali Village, Mataba Ward, Maswa District, Simiyu Region
Date Handed Over: 30 November 2025

We are pleased to announce the successful completion and official handover of Well No. 880, located in Mwasele Sub-village. This well is one of the three water projects completed and handed over in Simiyu Region this year.

Every day, the well provides access to clean and safe water for:

40 families, and
360 people in total

This project holds special spiritual significance, as the well has been donated in the blessed name of Hazrat Imam Husayn (A.S.). We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the donor for this meaningful contribution. May this act of service bring continuous blessings to the community and lasting reward to the donor.

The clean water now available will reduce long-distance water collection, support household health, and strengthen dignity for families within Mwasele and surrounding areas.

We remain committed to expanding access to safe water and improving community well-being across Tanzania.

WELL NO 878

Well No. 878 -Ibumba Subvillage, Ng’hundya Village, Bungulwa Ward, Kwimba District, Mwanza Region

Handed Over: 10/11/2025
Daily Beneficiaries: 90 families / 750 people

This well has been donated in the name and remembrance of Bibi Khadija Tul Kubra (S.A), honoring her legacy of faith, generosity, and unwavering support for humanity. In Shia teachings, providing for those in need is considered a noble act, reflecting compassion, justice, and service to the community.

This well is one of five wells handed over in Mwanza today, with four in Kwimba District and one in Ilemela District, bringing essential water access to hundreds of families.

Through this initiative, we support:

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Clean Water & Sanitation (SDG 6), Good Health & Well-being (SDG 3), Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10)

Tanzania Vision 2050: Creating inclusive, resilient, and prosperous communities

Africa Agenda 2063: Promoting a self-reliant, equitable, and thriving Africa

This well represents life, hope, and spiritual reward, empowering the people of Ibumba and advancing sustainable development in the region.

WELL NO 877

Well No. 877 – Chanongu Subvillage, Bujingwa Village, Wala Ward, Kwimba District, Mwanza Region

Handed Over: 10/11/2025
Daily Beneficiaries: 100 families / 600 people

This well has been donated in the name and remembrance of Janabe Abu Talib (A.S), honoring his legacy of courage, justice, and care for humanity. In Shia teachings, acts of service and providing for those in need are considered among the highest forms of devotion, reflecting the principles of compassion, equity, and community welfare.

Through this initiative, we contribute to:

● Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Clean Water & Sanitation (SDG 6), Good Health & Well-being (SDG 3), Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10)

● Tanzania Vision 2050: Advancing inclusive, resilient, and prosperous communities with access to essential services

● Africa Agenda 2063: Building a self-reliant, equitable, and thriving Africa where basic human needs are met.
This well is not just a source of water; it is a symbol of hope, dignity, and spiritual reward, empowering the people of Chanongu and contributing to a sustainable and just future.

WELL NO 862

Well No. 862 – Nundu Street, Mecco Ward, Ilemela District, Mwanza Region

Handed Over: 19/11/2025
Daily Beneficiaries: 70 families 420 people

This well has been generously donated by Mrs. Batul Bharwani of London, bringing clean water, hope, and dignity to the people of Nundu.

In the teachings of Imam Ali (AS), service to humanity is considered a path to spiritual elevation and closeness to God. Providing water, a basic necessity of life, reflects the principles of compassion, justice, and community care, which are central to Shia Islam.

Through initiatives like this, we contribute directly to:
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Clean Water & Sanitation (SDG 6), Good Health & Well-being (SDG 3), Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10)

Tanzania Vision 2050: Building prosperous, inclusive, and resilient communities with accessible basic services for all

Africa Agenda 2063: Fostering a self-reliant, equitable, and thriving Africa
This well is more than water; it is life, hope, and a step toward spiritual and social well-being, bringing dignity and opportunity to the people of Nundu.

WELL NO 875

Well No. 875 – Mwamgulyu Subvillage, Bungulwa Village, Mwanza Region

Handed Over: 19/11/2025
Location: Mwamgulyu Subvillage, Bungulwa Village, Bungulwa Ward, Kwimba District, Mwanza Region
Daily Beneficiaries: 70 families 420 people

This well has been donated in the name and remembrance of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.W), whose teachings inspire us to serve humanity, uphold justice, and provide for those in need. By ensuring access to clean water, we are embodying the Prophet’s call to compassion, community care, and the sanctity of life.

Through initiatives like this, we contribute directly to:

– Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Clean Water & Sanitation (SDG 6), Good Health & Well-being (SDG 3), Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10)

– Tanzania Vision 2050: Building a prosperous, inclusive, and resilient society with accessible basic services for all

– Africa Agenda 2063: Fostering a self-reliant, equitable, and thriving Africa where citizens’ basic needs are met

This well is more than water; it is hope, dignity, and a step toward a sustainable future for the people of Bungulwa.

WELL NO 876

Well No. 876 Bungulwa, Kwimba District, Mwanza Region

A Source of Life and Legacy

On 10th November 2025, the community of Ng’hulwa Subvillage, Bungulwa Village, Bungulwa Ward in Kwimba District, Mwanza Region celebrated the official handover of Well No. 876.

This well now provides safe, clean water to 57 families and 362 people daily, improving health, saving time, and enhancing livelihoods.

It was donated by a well-wisher in loving memory of:

Marhum Abdallah Mohamed
MRH Ramzanbhai Abdallah Mohamed
Aziz Abdallah Mohamed

Their legacy continues to serve the community, turning remembrance into tangible, life-giving action.

In line with the SDGs and Tanzania Vision 2050

Well No. 876 contributes to key Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
SDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation: Safe and reliable water access.
SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-Being: Reducing waterborne diseases.
SDG 5 – Gender Equality: Empowering women and girls by reducing water-fetching burdens.

SDG 13 – Climate Action: Building community resilience.
SDG 17 -Partnerships for the Goals: Collaboration among donors, communities, and organizations.

This aligns with Tanzania Vision 2050, promoting inclusive development, improved rural infrastructure, and sustainable community welfare.

The handover took place around 27 Rabi al-Awwal 1447 AH — a month commemorating the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his noble family, the Ahlul Bayt (A.S.).

Shia teachings remind us that:
“The best of people are those who bring the greatest benefit to others.” – Imam Ali (A.S.)

This well is a form of sadaqah jariyah (everlasting charity), providing daily blessings to the community in the memory of loved ones.

Well No. 876 is more than a water source -it is a living legacy. Every drop nourishes bodies, uplifts spirits, and honours the memory of those who gave selflessly.

It demonstrates how individual generosity can align with global goals and national visions, creating a ripple effect of impact for generations to come.

“A drop of water today becomes a river of blessings tomorrow.”

10 Wells Rehabilitated in Morogoro: Bringing Clean Water to the Community

Access to clean and safe water is a fundamental human need, yet many communities in Morogoro face ongoing challenges in securing it. Thanks to the generosity of dedicated donors and the coordination of Nudba Group, 10 wells across Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District have recently been rehabilitated, providing relief and hope to hundreds of families.

Each well serves dozens of families daily, supplying clean water that is essential for health, education, and overall well-being. The donors, honoring the memories of loved ones or giving for Thawab, have left a lasting legacy that directly benefits the community.

Impact of the Wells:

Well No. 840, Kiburumo sub-village: 34 families (189 people) – Donated in honor of the Ahmad Al Rubayee family, coordinated with Nudba Group of Toronto.

Well No. 864, Njia Nne sub-village: 38 families (212 people) – Donated by Hassan and Nargis Abdul Hussein, coordinated with Nudba Group.

Well No. 867, Ngerengere Ward: 42 families (255 people) -Rehabilitated in memory of [honored person/family], coordinated with Nudba Group.

Well No. 868, Mgude sub-village: 40 families (278 people) – Donated by the family of Marhum Amirali HD Kermali, coordinated with Nudba Group.

Well No. 869, Mgude sub-village: 37 families (268 people) – Rehabilitated in honor of the Ahmad Al Rubayee family and Brother Ali Sajjad Sharifzada Muraj family, coordinated with Nudba Group of Toronto.

Well No. 870, Mgude sub-village: 29 families (140 people) -Developed in honor of Mohamed P, coordinated with Nudba Group of Toronto.

Well No. 871, Loliondo sub-village: 43 families (267 people) – Donated by Shawn, Mustafa, Liakatali Jaffer, Heena, and Basit Ali in memory of Marhumeen of Moledina Jaffer family and Ghulam Mehdi family, coordinated with Nudba Group.

Well No. 872, Ginda sub-village: 58 families (330 people) -Donated in memory of Marhum Kassim Mohamed and Hussein Rajabali Kassam, coordinated with Nudba Group.
Well No. 873, Kiburumo sub-village: 35 families (220 people) – Rehabilitated by Bande Khuda from Alberta, Canada, coordinated with Nudba Group.

Well No. 874, Ngerengere sub-village: 44 families (289 people) – Rehabilitated by Mumtaz Alibhai in memory of Marhum Azad Alibhai (Congo), coordinated with Nudba Group.

These rehabilitated wells not only restore access to water but also strengthen community resilience, improve health, and enhance daily life for residents. The collaboration between generous donors and Nudba Group demonstrates the profound impact of compassion and collective action, ensuring these communities have a reliable source of clean water for years to come.

Well No. 873, located in Kiburumo Sub-village, Mgude Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro

District, Morogoro Region, serves 35 families daily, benefiting a total of 220 people. This well has been thoughtfully rehabilitated for the community by Bande Khuda from Alberta, Canada, in coordination with the Nudba Group. It is one of ten wells recently restored to bring clean water and hope to the people of Morogoro.

Well No. 872 – Ginda Sub-village, Mgude Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District, Morogoro Region

Well No. 872 – Ginda Sub-village, Mgude Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District, Morogoro Region

In Ginda Sub-village, access to clean and safe water has always been a daily challenge for many families. Today, thanks to the generous efforts of our donors and the coordination with Nudba Group of Toronto, Well No. 872 has been rehabilitated, bringing relief and hope to the local community.

This well now serves 58 families, providing clean water to 330 people every day children, elders, and entire households who previously faced the hardship of walking long distances for water.

The rehabilitation of this well has been made in loving memory of:

Marhum Kassim Mohamed Hussein Rajabali Kassam

Marhumeen of Kassam Family

Marhumeen of Suleiman Alarakhia

Marhumeen of Haji Pirmohamed

Marhuma Shamim Thawer

This initiative is part of a larger project that has donated 10 wells, each aimed at transforming lives, one community at a time.
By providing a reliable source of clean water, this project not only meets a basic human need but also strengthens health, education, and livelihoods in Ginda Sub-village. Every drop of water from this well represents a gift of dignity, health, and hope for the future.

Well No. 840 Kiburumo Subvillage, Mgude Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District, Morogoro Region

The Desk and Chair Foundation, in collaboration with community partners, is pleased to announce the successful rehabilitation of Well No. 840, located in Kiburumo Subvillage, Mgude Village, Ngerengere Ward, Morogoro District, Morogoro Region.

This well provides clean and safe water to approximately 34 families, benefiting an estimated 189 people on a daily basis. Access to clean water significantly improves health, hygiene, and overall well-being within the community, reducing the burden of waterborne diseases and the time spent fetching water from distant sources.

The rehabilitation of this well has been donated for Thawab and in honour of the Ahmad Al Rubayee family, in coordination with the Nudba Group of Toronto. This generous contribution reflects the spirit of compassion, unity, and global solidarity that continues to bring hope and transformation to rural communities across Tanzania.

Through such meaningful partnerships, the Desk and Chair Foundation remains committed to ensuring that every family has access to clean water a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of community development.