Solar-Powered Clean Water Boreholes for 12 Drought-Stricken Villages

In many rural communities across the coastal belt of Kenya, women and school-age girls spend upwards of four to six hours every single day trekking treacherous distances to fetch turbid, contaminated water.

Our Clean Water Initiative replaces this arduous cycle with long-term, community-managed solar-powered boreholes equipped with reverse-osmosis filtration and communal water kiosks.

Each borehole provides dependable, year-round potable water to over 1,200 villagers, irrigates school vegetable plots, and frees young girls to attend classes regularly without interruption.

Your donation directly funds geophysical survey testing, drilling equipment, heavy-duty solar panel arrays, water storage towers, and comprehensive WASH governance training for local village water committees.