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SAFE WATER ACCESS

Our intervention involves digging dip wells for our motorised systems, constructing rain water  collection tanks both in 6,000 litre capacity and 10,000 litre capacity for households and institutions such as health centres respectively. These interventions are all driven with one single goal in mind, bringing safe water closer to families.

Fualwonga Solar Powered Borehole
Solar Motorised Systems
This model of boreholes is dug just like the conventional hand pump boreholes but then motorised and a reservoir put in place; gravity, then does the rest to be able to supply a larger population in the communities. These systems are run by a water user committee that ensures smooth running and maintenance of the system.
Savious fetching water
Rain Water Harvesting Tanks

We construct ferro-cement tanks to increase access to safe and reduce the time spent to collect water at households and selected institutions. This is done especially in areas that receive substantial amount of rainfall through out the year.  Tanks at households are meant to be shared among the five households. The households are forced to resort to their initial contaminated sources.

Sawyer water filters at Ali Ragem Primary school
Sawyer filtration

The Sawyer water filtration is a water treatment method which uses membrane Filters composed of tiny “U” shaped micro-tubes that allow water to enter into their core through tiny micro pores on the side walls of the tubes. The pores are so tiny that no bacteria such as E. Coli, cholera, or typhoid can pass through. 1

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SODIS (Solar Disinfection)
Solar water disinfection famously known as SODIS is a water treatment method that only requires the sun and a PET bottle for one to be able to treat water and make it safe for consumption. This method is cheap and friendly to the environment since no burning of wood is required unlike boiling which is heavily used among local communities in Uganda.
Boniconcilla laying SODIS bottles on a rack
Meet Boniconcilla
A dedicated wife and mother of 10 from Gisasa Village, Kanaba Sub-county. 💛
 
At the start, her home’s sanitation was in poor condition — a leaking latrine, no door, no squat hole, and no handwashing facility.
 
After community triggering, Boniconcilla took action. 💪
In just 3 weeks, she completely transformed her home into a model of cleanliness and hygiene — with a well-maintained latrine and a proper handwashing area. 🧼✨

Today, she also has a 6,000-liter water tank, providing her family with reliable access to safe water. 💧