As we work to provide water, we're committed to helping people like you meet your global neighbors and to realize that we all share the same basic needs. We hope to break down stereotypes and the false distinctions between the so-called winners and losers, rich and poor, the needy and charitable, by introducing you to the people we serve with the respect and admiration they rightfully deserve.
These are stories of hope, told in the words of those who carry out this work every day - our friends in the field.
Since the implementation of the WaSH projects St. Joseph Eshirumba Primary School a year ago, a lot of goals have been realized among students and staff. The school compound as observed on our most recent visit was very neat and clean, including the sanitation facilities, the classrooms, and the pupils themselves. All this is because of the availa...
What has changed at Emukangu Primary School in Shibuli since the installation of their water projects last year? A lot, if you ask teacher Mr. Eugine Imbenzi as our field officers did on a recent visit to the school. "We are happy because there has been [a] sufficient supply of water in school. A lot of time is saved since learners were was...
"The students used to go to the spring to get water for use, but ever since this project was implemented in our school, they no longer waste time to go fetch water since the water is in the school compound. Cases of diarrhea and typhoid have also decreased which in turn improved the health of the students and the staff. This has led to improved hea...
"Wow! This is the best primary school that I have ever visited," said Field Officer Jemmimah Khasoha after her recent visit to Shihimba Primary School. Jemmimah went to catch up with students and staff to hear how their WaSH projects, installed last year, have impacted their lives and education. Her account was heartening. She shared: "The s...
On a recent visit to Madegwa Primary School, our team noted that the school's sanitation level has visibly improved since before the installation of their WaSH projects a year ago. Back then, the school grounds looked dirty, pupils were untidy since most had to go fetch water from their homes, and classrooms could only be washed once a week at most...