Welcome to SADAQAH WELLS, a project of Fragrance For Good (FFG) & THE LIVING HEART charity that drills water wells for over 1 million Rohingya refugee orphans, children & adults who lack clean drinking water. Our "No. 1 SADAQAH Fragrance" customers and supporters requested that we open a partial-pooled fund collection for water wells drilling. Contributors to this fund (see below) are automatically entered to randomly win the "No. 1 SADAQAH Fragrance" that drills water wells in the Rohingya refugee camps, in Palestine, and Niger (Africa). Thank you!

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• Refugees don’t have indoor plumbing (taps, sinks, pipelines, pumps & tanks); the water wells save lives by serving many orphans, children & poor families!
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Eight Hundred Children Die Each Day Globally From Drinking Dirty Water (from thirst), which causes many waterborne diseases.

To best understand the situation of the refugee orphans and children, the water well fund manager says: "It is unlikely that the baby child shown above understands how much dirt she drinks harms her health and threatens her priceless childhood. It is unlikely that she can imagine that somewhere in the world there are huge fountains for beauty and entertainment, in which the water is much purer than the one she is forced to drink in order to survive. ⠀
Yes, even the puddles there, from which mothers pull their children away so that they do not stain their many clothes - is cleaner than her drink. She cannot imagine it, and even more so understand it. Well, we cannot imagine what it is like to live constantly feeling hungry, and how can one not find water when the body is thirsty. ⠀
We just need to go to the refrigerator and choose what we want. And then, having had enough, be upset that there is no delicious dessert. We do not know how it is possible not to find water for ablution, because the indoor plumbing and pipes run to each house do not allow us to think about it. One has only to open the tap, how water will flow with such pressure and at such a temperature as we want. We are terrified even by the thought of eating only porridge or bread for one day. And for them it is joy and salvation. ⠀
She and other children falling to the ground from dehydration and hunger cannot understand why mom is crying and cannot give them anything, seeing her own children fade away. How will we answer for our satiety and carelessness before God when our brothers and sisters in humanity are hungry and unhappy?"

The Water Wells Provide Clean Drinking Water To Orphans, Children & Poor Rohingya Muslims and Non-Muslims Refugee:

The Myanmar (Burma) army started their full-scale ethnic cleansing of the indigenous Rohingya Muslim and Christian minority population in 2017. They killed thousands of parents causing a great number of children to become orphans after fleeing to Bangladesh to save their lives.  Over 1 million refugees now live on the border of Bangladesh on congested land space with no access to clean drinking water since the refugee camps are not part of a town or city with a common network of water pipelines, taps, pumps, and reservoirs.  As a result, the refugees are forced to drink dirty water from ponds and ditches that are shared by animals and insects and contaminated with dirt, waste, and weeds. This contaminated groundwater used by the refugees causes diarrhea and other water-borne diseases that adversely affect both children and adults where existing medical facilities, care, and medicines are minimal or nonexistent.     

The LIVING HEART and its donors/supporters from different countries in collaboration with the refugee camps authorities are systematically drilling water wells with manual hand pumps mounted on square concrete bases to provide clean drinking water to refugee families who live around the constructed water wells. These families have no water taps and lines in their huts like people who live in towns and cities. They walk to the water wells each day to perform their daily cleaning chores and to carry clean drinking water back to their huts made of bamboo and plastic for cooking and drinking. Many families that don't have access to a water well have to walk long distances to get clean water or still rely on dirty contaminated water from ponds, ditches, and ground holes. 

Towards such ends, funds for complete water wells (a complete well funded by one individual) or partial water wells collection (pooled funds collection from many individuals) and from "No. 1 SADAQAH Fragrance" are continuously used to drill new water wells that provide clean drinking water to orphans, children and poor adults that make up over 1 million refugees.

A medical and dental outreach that focused on orphans and children showed clearly how many parents of these children were systematically killed by the Myanmar army causing them to become orphans. Three medical doctors share boxes of  juice to the children prior to commencing medical activities for the day. A significant number of children do not have access to clean drinking water which leads to many water-borne diseases. 

Rohingya Refugees Living On Congested Space In Cox Bazar, Bangladesh:

The genocide against the Rohingya people has been going on in Myanmar (Burma) for decades yet the world chooses to remain silent. Imagine the entire Rohingya nation which consists of Muslims and Christians is subjected to repressive measures that include mass arrests, imprisonment,  executions, burning of entire villages, rape, and torture of civilians and children using inflammable substances yet the world and human rights groups turn a blind eye.

In 2017 the world witnessed genocide enforced by the Myanmar army causing one and a half million people to flee their homeland of Burma to escape the terrible genocide where the refugees ended up on the border in Bangladesh. Today they live in huts mostly made of bamboo and plastic in a relatively small area that is inhabited by more than a million people where clean water is not present and is considered a luxury. The continuous need for food aid and the construction of water wells is direly needed to provide clean water for over a million refugees.

The LIVING HEART charity and its partnering groups began to provide assistance to internally displaced refugees on the border with Bangladesh, in the form of distribution of food, medicine, clothing, care for orphans and the disabled, with more than 1500 surgical operations, more than one hundred central mosques, forty full-fledged theology schools for both girls and boys and more than 4000 water intake facilities with clean drinking water were built. The work is constantly ongoing with your continuous prayer and support.