Projects

Water For Our World is proud to launch the Schools for Wells program. This program will empower students at a young age, allowing them to demonstrate their ability to change the world. The premise of Schools for Wells is
simple:

Adopt a well Fundraiser: A school adopts a well by purchasing bottled water and hosting a fundraiser. When the school sells its allotment of bottled water, the proceeds will be enough to build a well.

Curriculum: Experienced educators have developed a curriculum module that is district and state based. This module will furnish teachers with lessons centered around social studies, geography, science and math while educating the students of the critical importance water has around the world.

Well-Building

Kenya well building in Marsabit, Kenya

Partnering in the construction of a well being built in Marsabit, Africa
Statistics on this site:

One of every nine children born in Marsabit will not live to celebrate their fifth birthday.

The average person has access to about 2 gallons of water per day. Nearly a gallon less than the global recommended minimum.

Bathing and hand washing seems a waste of this precious resource, contributing to the spread of disease.

More than half the population has no access to clean water, and rely on water points contaminated by livestock.

More than 77% of the population has no access to latrines, leading to poor sanitation.

Uganda:
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Northern Peru in the barrios of Trujillo, Peru

We are in the discussion stage to send a well team down in Peru for a school of 3,000 children who currently have no water for drinking or bathrooms...the other opportunity in the same region will be dealing with water for Agriculture needs. More info to Follow!
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