Within Zinnehhill community our program donated 20 buckets families and household. We also installed six barrels in public places meant to store treated water for hand-washing. About 30 percent of the residents in the Zinnehhill neighborhood fully depend on rock crushing for survival 60 percent are unemployed youth sitting home without job, while about 10 percent of the residents are either fully or partly employed. During our awareness activities residences in the community expressed unhappy comments about the Ebola outbreak in Liberia. Many of them accrued government and their district representatives are not doing much to reach them except when they get effected from Ebola. At the Zinneh hill, has a very large rolehole center where about 40% for the community work daily inn order to survive. In this center the our APE team did install one barrel due to the population of the place. Two leaders of the area appreciated NRRI and partners for the Barrel, but plead to our team to identify means to supply them with food to eat because costumers are not buying the rocks during the Ebola crisis.
