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This Christmas, we’re inviting you to give a gift that lasts far beyond the festive season: clean, safe water for an entire community in rural Uganda.
At St Joseph’s Kensekka Vocational Secondary School — and across the eleven surrounding villages — the community relies on a single dam for all their water needs. It is untreated, unsafe, and unreliable.
Every day, students and families face the very real risk of waterborne diseases like cholera, typhoid, and chronic diarrhoea. Girls often miss school because there are no safe or private sanitation facilities.
But together, we can change this.
• Clean, filtered drinking water through a new electric pump and filtration system
• Safe sanitation facilities, including biodigester toilets, bathrooms, and hand-washing stations
• Improved hygiene practices for families across 11 villages
• Hope and dignity, especially for girls who are missing school simply because safe facilities don’t exist
More than 500 students, 30 teachers, and 51,766 community members will benefit directly from this life-changing project.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE WASH PROJECT
Thank you for walking with us, and for believing in the power of education, dignity, and opportunity.
