Project Bara
A toilet. A cleaner beach. A healthier community.
Help bring safe sanitation to a coastal community of approximately 500 people in
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Bara is an informal coastal settlement in Msasani, Dar es Salaam, home to approximately 500 people.
Today, there is no accessible toilet facility within the community.
Residents may have to walk to nearby facilities and pay approximately TZS 500 each time they use a toilet — a significant cost for a community where many people have very limited and inconsistent incomes.
For women and girls, the challenge is even greater. Limited access to appropriate sanitation creates additional difficulties around privacy, dignity, and menstrual hygiene.
And along the beach, waste continues to accumulate, affecting the cleanliness of the community and the surrounding coastal environment.
This is a basic problem with a basic starting point:
Build a toilet.
The Problem
Broken squat pans needed replacement.
Water for drinking was kept in an open bin.
Students had no reliable way to wash their hands.
We installed new squat pans so students can safely use the toilet.
New pipes were installed directly from the local water spring so students now have access to clean water.
Taps and handwashing station were fixed so students can now wash their hands everyday.
Phase 2 —Begins February 2026
Install a UV light filtration system for sustainable, clean drinking water.
Continue with a community-wide WASH educational initiative.
Explore building more toilets for a growing school population.
Voice’s from Bara
Limited-Edition Art Prints. Handcrafted in Nepal. Impact-Driven.
Printed on traditional Nepali Lokta paper, each piece is naturally unique. Proceeds support Project Kalika and other community projects planned in 2026.
Perfect for your home, a meaningful gift, or conscious collectors who believe art can create change
The Good Shit Store
A painting of a crimson flame of Shakti, radiating divine feminine energy and cosmic strength.
A4 paper size (ISO 216 standard):
Centimeters: 22.5 × 29.7 cm
Orientation:
Portrait: 297 mm (H) × 225 mm (W)
This painting offers a timeless portrayal of Lord Shiva, the destroyer and transformer, embodying balance, meditation, and cosmic power.
A3 paper size (ISO 216 standard):
Centimeters: 41.6 × 30 cm
Orientation:
Portrait: 416 mm (H) × 300 mm (W)