Uganda Water Project

We are pleased to present the latest updates on the Uganda Water Project, which were made possible by the continuous support and dedication of our donors. Over the past years, your contributions have significantly improved communities' access to clean and safe drinking water in Pakwach District, Uganda. 

With your help, we successfully installed 13 new water kiosks and public standposts in Wadelai Sub-County, bringing the total to 14 and benefiting over 26,000 residents. 

This essential resource has improved health outcomes by reducing waterborne diseases and empowering local agriculture, allowing families to cultivate more sustainable food sources. Our commitment to the community extends beyond installation; it includes educating residents on good sanitation and hygiene and the importance of conserving water to ensure availability for future generations.

Our project's impact continues to grow, with the number of households benefiting from clean water services increasing steadily. We are proud to witness the positive changes brought about by this initiative as families experience better health and an improved quality of life. Your generosity addresses current water needs and lays the groundwork for a more resilient future.

We remain grateful for your ongoing support as we move forward, especially the First Congregational Church of Webster Groves and the Rotary Club of Webster Groves, who supported the construction of the 13 new water points. Together, we can continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve. In the coming months, we look forward to sharing more stories of hope and transformation as we strive to ensure every community has access to clean and safe water.