The Water Project

A year ago, donors gave 39-year-old Rebecca and the residents of Kaghui Community in Kenya something powerful: a solar-powered water pipeline. Before, fetching water meant long, exhausting walks under the burning sun along rocky paths, and hours waiting in line at a shallow well. Today, water is clean, close, and reliable, and the community is using small fees from water sales to fund their own future development projects.

"Our community will grow stronger and more self-reliant," Rebecca declares.

Thanks to every donor who made this possible! Rebecca and her group are now expanding their vegetable farming and tree-growing, turning clean water into food security, income, and a future they're building themselves

For the first time in a long time, the tap at Pepel clinic runs clear and steady, and a nurse who once spent her mornings hauling water from a contaminated spring gets to simply wash her hands between patients. This episode follows what happens after the well is fixed: the deliveries that become safe, the maternal care that becomes possible, and the quiet healing the patient never sees but the community feels for years.

Read the conclusion of this captivating new blog series!

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We are LIVE on YouTube right now! Check out the borehole drilling at Luhokho Primary School in Kenya!

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