Safe Water - SALVATION FOR ALL

💧 Safe Water Project

Water is Life, and Life is Hope

Every day, thousands in our communities walk long distances to fetch unsafe water, leading to sickness and lost opportunities.

Clean water means fewer illnesses, more time for education, and stronger communities.

Uganda, thousands of children and families wake up every day to the same struggle—finding water. For many, this means walking 3–5 kilometers to collect unsafe water from swamps, ponds, or dirty streams. The water they bring home is often contaminated, leading to sickness, missed school, and in the worst cases, death from preventable diseases like cholera and typhoid.

The Problem

• Over 23 million Ugandans lack access to safe drinking water.
• Children spend up to 6 hours daily collecting water instead of attending school.
• Waterborne diseases remain a leading cause of death among children under five.
• Women and girls carry the heaviest burden, walking long distances and risking their safety just to find water.

💧 Our Solution

We plan to build wells and boreholes in rural communities where clean water is most needed. Each well will provide safe, reliable water for 500–1,000 people, drastically reducing disease and giving families back the time and dignity they deserve.

Each well brings:
• Health – fewer cases of cholera, diarrhea, and typhoid.
• Education – children stay in school instead of walking for water.
• Opportunity – families spend more time farming, learning, and building a future.
• Dignity – safe water close to home means safety for women and children.

Our Goal

o begin with, we aim to construct 5 wells in 5 different communities, reaching over 5,000 children and families. With God’s provision and the support of kind people like you, this dream will soon be a reality.

How You Can Help
• Pray with us for the success of this mission.
• Support financially – every contribution brings us closer to digging a well.
• Share the message so more hearts can join this cause.

👉 Together, we can end the daily struggle for water and give families a future filled with health, hope, and opportunity.