WATR Communities

Students at Nsawo (nn-sa-whoa) Primary School are walking one kilometer to collect water from a busy borehole shared with many people. They can wait up to one hour missing class, especially little ...

Ttama is the newest project for WATR. We will donate funds to DLDT, which will work with the community to construct and implement a borehole air-drilled system for clean water. The project will ser...

St. Joseph’s Aid Society is an organization with the aim of providing a quality education to orphaned and vulnerable children. This well has more than three different points of dispersion where the...

Kyegobo is a community filled with life and love. As a community that relied primarily on rain water for drinking even during the dry months, Kyegobo rejoiced at the site of their new well. 

Holy Cross Secondary School is an organization with an aim of providing a quality education to children between the ages of 12-18. Previously, the school children had fetched water from a spring we...

The Mpegwe well actually serves three surrounding communities. The completion of this well was in partnership Xavier University and in memory of the class of 2022 as each senior walked away with bo...

Children traveled more than a mile to collect water from another hand-pump well. The new well will provide consistent, clean water to the school, producing more than 5,000 liters per hour, and will...

Gobero was our third community supported and the completion of this well was in partnership with the students of Terrace Park Elementary School in Cincinnati, Ohio! The village of Gobero is home to...

Katiiti was our first community ever supported! The village of Katiiti is home to more than 1,500 individuals with a surrounding population of more than 2,000. Previously, the community had fetched...