Bringing Clean Water to Every Village

In Ghana, many communities still rely on polluted surface water, walking miles daily to collect water that puts their health at risk. This project aims to install 13,000 deep bore wells in rural areas that have never had access to clean water.

Each well costs approximately $100 to construct and is solar-powered to ensure sustainability in remote areas with limited infrastructure. With community ownership built into the design and maintenance, these wells aren't just about convenience—they are transformative.

The ripple effect is profound: children can attend school instead of collecting water, women can work or start businesses, and families can stay healthier. Our local partners are already on the ground identifying locations and training community water caretakers.

You can be a part of this transformation—one well, one village at a time.