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Access to Clean Water. That’s all it takes to change the world for one person.
About Us.
We are a charity providing simple, strategic and sustainable clean water solutions to rural Uganda.
Our Goal; is to reduce the incidence of WASH related diseases and the impact of unsafe environment through improves access to safe drinking water as well as a clean environment.
Clean Water.
Our Story
When it comes to clean water facts show our three-step approach improves health, boosts the economy, and ensures that more kids stay in school instead of walking for water.
We partner with local organizations to make our program and materials accessible to communities all over Uganda. Together with schools, churches, businesses and other clean water champions.
We partner with local organizations to make our program and materials accessible to communities all over Uganda. Together with schools, churches, businesses and other clean water champions.
Success Stories.
As a family we did not consider having a good pit latrine an important issue.” says John Opio
Success Stories
Sharing The Knowledge
“I have lived in this community long enough to know that not much attention is given to having a well-constructed pit la-trine with a hand washing facility.
Success Stories
Sanitation For All
Jumedi west village is a fishing village along the Albert Nile River in West Nile region of Uganda. Most of the people in the area are fishermen and fish
Success Stories
Knowledge, Key To Good Health
Ayibu village is one of the 103 villages in Jangokoro Sub County and was among the worst villages in terms of sanitation before the intervention. There was
Beneficiaries’ Testimonials.
"If there is magic on this planet, it is contained in water." - Loren Eiseley
“Sikuda health centre had become my home because of the frequent diarrhea, typhoid, malaria, and skin rash, abdominal pain illnesses that I attributed to witchcraft and misfortune not knowing that the poor hygiene, sanitation and drinking of untreated water in my home was the real cause.”
Mrs. Winfred Mande
Eastern Region
“Now that we know the importance of digging rubbish pits and having clean latrines as well as having a neat environment, we enjoy and we continue mobilizing the community to promote understanding and practice of effective."
Nsobya David
Central Region
“We have endeavored to maintain the PET bottles for treating our drinking water and the processing crawl. This has drastically improved pupils’ health attendance and class performance.”
Anthony Nteziryayo
South-western Region
“These days, my children are very happy because typhoid does not attack them anymore. This has saved me a lot of money that I would spend on treating my family. On average, I save forty thousand shillings (UGX 40,000) every month which I invest in my small business.
Mrs. Florence Wanyama
Eastern Region
“Through all these activities, I have slowly but surely eradicated poverty from my home and we are able to pay school fees for our children more easily.”
Charles
South-Western Region
“Words fail me to express fully how thankful I am to Kwegatta Gemaanyi Federation and Water School for opening my eyes to a life I would never have achieved through effective WASH and good health leading to wealth by working together. I appeal to other people to embrace the great idea of savings groups because truly ‘united we stand’.”
Margret
Central Region