Give Water Give Life has brought clean drinking water to fifteen communities across Nigeria and Uganda, reaching roughly thirty thousand people. Ninety more communities are waiting on funding.
In September 2023, God's Love, an orphanage and school in southern Uganda, was condemned by the Uganda Ministry of Health for a lack of clean water and hygiene. When the news reached Give Water Give Life, we moved quickly. Before long, the community had a clean water system, and the school stayed open.
Today, God's Love serves more than 1,000 children.
Tosoro Village, in eastern Uganda, is home to a community of people who are visually impaired. Traveling to collect water exposed residents to falls and injuries, with obstacles and ditches increasing the risk. Give Water Give Life built a clean water station right where they live, so water is finally within reach.
Where Give Water Give Life began, in the founder's home region.
Where the work has grown since 2023.
And ninety more communities on the waiting list.
Project costs vary by location and site conditions. A complete community well reaches roughly 2,500 people, and every gift moves the next community off the waiting list.