By Vlas Shurubko | Director
Population: approximately 5,200 residents Project Status: Water filtration station installed and operational
Project Overview
As part of the Clean Water Program, Power in UA successfully installed a modern water filtration station in Dokuchaevske, a settlement within the Rohan community. This location was selected due to its higher level of need and larger population compared to alternative sites originally considered.
The installed station features a sixstage filtration system, including:
sediment prefilter
activated carbon filter
water softening unit (salt)
antiscalant dosing
reverse osmosis membrane
ultraviolet sterilization
The system produces 300 liters per hour, providing up to 5 tons of clean drinking water per day — enough to reliably meet the daily needs of the entire settlement.
Impact on the Community
Before installation, Dokuchaevske faced significant challenges accessing safe drinking water. Many households relied on sources that did not meet sanitary standards, increasing health risks for families, especially children and elderly residents.
With the new filtration station in place:
all 5,200 residents now have access to safe, clean drinking water;
the risk of waterborne illnesses has been significantly reduced;
the community has a stable water supply even during infrastructure disruptions or power outages;
overall quality of life and public health indicators have improved.
This project was completed with the support and partnership of CUF, whose contribution played a key role in ensuring timely installation, delivery of equipment, and full operational readiness of the station.
Training and Handover
Power in UA provided full training for local technical staff responsible for daily operation and maintenance. The first service cycle was completed by our team, after which the station was officially handed over to the community.
The community received:
a full set of replacement cartridges and membranes;
a oneyear supply of antiscalant;
detailed maintenance and operational instructions.
Conclusion
The water filtration station in Dokuchaevske is fully installed, tested, and functioning in normal operating mode. The project successfully achieved its goal of providing reliable access to clean drinking water for the entire settlement.
This achievement was made possible thanks to the support of CUF, whose collaboration strengthened the impact of the Clean Water Program and helped deliver essential assistance to a community in need.
Power in UA extends sincere gratitude to GlobalGiving, CUF, and all donors for their continued support of critical humanitarian work in Ukraine.
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By Vlas Shurubko | Director
By Vlas Shurubko | Director of Power in UA
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