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Kuhurakot Village – From Abandoned to Adopted

Kuhurakot Village – From Abandoned to Adopted Before this Blessing Well, the people of Kuhurakot had only a small river for water. They would place cloth into the river to filter out the insects, believing it would make the water safe. But there were many things they could not see — tiny parasites and bacteria that harmed their bodies. They drank it anyway, because there was no other choice. That same river water was used for everything — washing clothes, bathing, cleaning, cooking. It was their only source of life… and it was also the source of sickness. Many loved ones were lost. The villagers shared that they felt forgotten — abandoned by society, even by the government. Like orphans. And hidden within their struggle was something even more painful. Because water was scarce, some powerful landowners exploited their desperation. Women were pressured and manipulated in exchange for access to water. It was a dark and painful chapter in the village’s history. But everything changed. When this Blessing Well was drilled, clean water flowed freely — and with it came dignity, protection, and freedom. No woman must trade her safety for survival. No child must drink poisoned water. No family must feel abandoned. The villagers said, “We were once like orphans… but now we feel adopted.” Not adopted through money. Not adopted through charity. Adopted through the gift of life itself. They asked us to tell the donors: “You have protected our bodies, our dignity, and our future generations. You are like our mother and father. There is no one in the world like you. Thank you. Truly, thank you.” This is the Butterfly Effect. One well. One village. Generations transformed.