Uganda Water Project

Thanks to your unwavering generosity and commitment, the Uganda Water Project under Field for Humanity continues to transform lives across the Pakwach District. We are excited to share the latest milestones made possible by your support.

Over the past months, we have expanded our reach and deepened our impact. We have installed 14 water kiosks and public stand posts in the Pakwach District. Today, over 30,000 residents have access to clean and safe drinking water.

This access has done more than quench thirst. It has improved health outcomes by reducing waterborne illnesses, empowered local agriculture by enabling families to grow more food, and strengthened community resilience. We’ve also conducted ongoing sanitation and hygiene education to help residents maximize these water resources while promoting water conservation for future generations.

With every new water point, we witness lives changing, children staying healthier and in school, women and girls spending less time fetching water, and entire communities thriving.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our steadfast partners—the First Congregational Church of Webster Groves, the Rotary Club of Webster Groves, other partners, and individuals —for their generous support in building these water points. Your partnership is creating ripple effects of hope, health, and opportunity.

As we move forward, we are more committed to reaching even more communities with life-saving water solutions. Together, we are addressing urgent needs and building a foundation for a healthier, brighter future.

Stay tuned for more stories of impact and transformation in the months ahead. Thank you for continuing this journey with us.