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home (current) what we do gallery grants faqs contact was founded in 1859 to fund the installation of drinking fountains around the world and to safeguard the uk's drinking fountains. highlights what we do grants every year we give grants for the installation of new drinking water fountains. restoration we restore existing fountains. find a fountain find your nearest drinking fountain at find-a-fountain.org apply for a grant we award grants to organisations that want to intall or restore drinking fountains. read more projects projects richmond park nepal zambia chiswick richmond park the richmond park drinking fountain the royal parks were keen to restore the fountains and horse troughs in richmond park. these facilities had been well used by people, horses and dogs. the first fountain selected for restoration was the one by kingston gate and, in addition to general refurbishment the fountain needed a replacement lid. the fountain was dismantled so that the material used to dowel the cup to the bowl could be checked and the overflow drainage reinstated. the urn was then found to be badly cracked and needed to be replaced. the drinking fountain was successfully installed with a new paved surround in february 2002. nepal janakalyan secondary school, school and the water supply project. janakalyan secondary school was established 82 years ago in the regime of rana dynasty in nepal to provide a religious education to the upper class ‘brahmin’ people of the region, but the infrastructure does not still coincide with the requirements needed for the educational system of nepal. the school used to use water from the contaminated well which is a long walk away from the school untill last year. at that time a staff had to carry buckets of water for drinking purpose and for the use of toilets. the school had to appoint an assistant (peon) just to carry water and serve the teacher and students. although the water had to boil and chill before it was ready for drinking. the school management committee with the coordination of byc constructed the water supply system for the school with the help of resolve international. the water supply scheme used a spring source located at higher altitudes. the water was conveyed by pipes from the sources to the small reservoir located at the corner of the school premises through gravity flow. then the water further conveyed to the stand post and to the toilets. the stand post was located in the central part of the school so that each block had easy access on it. the water was sufficient for the current use of school. the local people use another source of water in the village for their household uses. the spring water from the high altitude forest remains perennial through out the year. the author received lots of positive and optimistic feedback from teachers, staff, students and local people. the head teacher mr hari prasad sharma mentioned that “the school had to drink non-potable water from the well and the toilets have no water at all. a bucket of water at toilet was not enough for few students. teachers had to look after the students for studies as well as the water problem”. he further added that “the two stand posts for drinking purpose and tap water connection at toilet have given a far most relief to the students and teachers”. zambia mambwa, zambia in june 2008 donated £500 towards the work of village water; providing wells, sanitation equipment and hygiene education to rural communities in zambia. the donation made by was used as a contribution towards the cost of a well and sanitation programme in mambwa in the western province of zambia. this well is currently benefiting 200 people. the residents of mumbwa are excited to have the new well. you will see the picture i have included of the children of the village. before the well was installed they walked for two hours each day with their mothers to collect dirty water from a small open waterway. the main house you can see in the pictures shelters the new water well and pump from the weather and wandering animals. the annexe you can see protects the surplus water soakaway where they will plant a banana tree. to the other side of the main house is a pots and pans drying rack for use when washing up after cooking and eating. chiswick strand on the green - july 2009 the association were approached about the restoration of the fountain by the strand on the green association, which is a resident’s association in chiswick, in the london borough of hounslow. a new riverside seating area, had been created and it was planned to make environmental improvements to an adjacent section of the riverside footpath and create a new river wall. the area was the site of a drinking fountain provided by the association and erected in 1889. the fountain had not been functioning for many years and the intention was to incorporate the restored fountain into the new scheme. a copper plaque on the south side reads “miss ellen reardon’s bequest in memory of her father, mother and sister daniel, elizabeth and margaret reardon”. the fountain is of a standard victorian design. the restored fountain was unveiled on thursday 16 july 2009 by the worshipful, the mayor of the london borough of hounslow, councillor paul lynch in the presence of children from the strand on the green schools and members of the strand on the green association. a commemorative plaque was mounted on a nearby wall to record this event, which includes those who contributed to its successful completion. get involved if you think there should be more drinking fountains, then learn how you can get involved read more 1 write to your council the installation of drinking fountains is usually the responsibility of local authorities. drop an email to your local authority or to your elected local councillors. 2 help us map the world's fountains our sister site, find-a-fountain.org contains a map showing where the uk's fountains are located. if you know of a fountain that is not shown on the map, you can upload its location on find-a-fountain.org. 3 spread the word encourage your friends to use drinking fountains. like us on facebook and instagram. trustees our trustees his formative years were spent in both the countryside and london, the latter during the blitz, and retains his interest in both rural and urban life. served as an officer in the royal air force on a short service commission and started his own practice as an architect in 1960 absorbing subsequently a number of other practices, and gradually expanded his work internationally. the first practice he took over was brewer smith & brewer, founded in 1840 and thereafter retained the name for historic reasons. remains in practice as managing director of the brewer smith & brewer group. member of the committee of the association since 1977 and chairman since the early 1980’s. john mills chairman ralph has a bsc(hons) degree, is a qualified chartered accountant and is a member of the securities institute. he has served on a number of regulatory panels including the sfa appeals tribunal. ralph was a manager at price waterhouse until he left to join a client, cal futures limited, first as finance director and then, from 1987, as managing director. the company was a futures and options broker and a hedge fund manager. in 1995 the business was sold to union plc where ralph initially became an executive director. in 1997 he was promoted to chief executive. in 1998 union plc bought worldinvest, which had £1.6 billion of equity funds under management. in 2001 union plc was acquired by a private group. ralph founded slater investments with mark slater in 1994. he initially served as a non-executive director and now acts as chief operating officer. ralph baber secretary mark elliott is a fellow of the institute of chartered accountants in england and wales. he was a partner in a leading firm of chartered accountants until 2000 when he joined a private investment bank. he now man

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