Our water initiatives focus on three core pillars: construction of water wells, installation of water systems, and long-term maintenance. These pillars are designed not only to deliver water but to ensure that the water remains safe, accessible, and sustainable.
In many rural areas, a functioning water source can completely transform daily life. Our water well construction projects target villages where community members rely on unsafe ponds, rivers, or distant seasonal sources. These areas often have no infrastructure to support piped water systems and therefore depend on wells as the primary lifeline.
We construct various types of wells depending on geography and water depth:
Ideal for rural areas with accessible groundwater, providing safe drinking water for families and small communities. These wells are easy to use and require minimal maintenance.
Built in areas where clean water lies deeper underground, these wells offer long-term reliability and improved water purity. Deep wells serve larger populations and are critical in communities affected by contaminated surface water.
Solar wells are a sustainable solution for communities without electricity. Using solar energy, they pump water into storage tanks, ensuring consistent access throughout the day. Solar wells often serve schools, mosques, hospitals, and entire village blocks.
For regions where water is available but unsafe, we install filtration units to remove harmful bacteria and pollutants. These systems are essential in locations prone to contamination or flooding.
Large storage tanks and pipelines help distribute water to schools, mosques, clinics, and community centers. This ensures that people have access to clean water even during shortages, high-demand hours, or seasonal droughts.
To support safe water use, we often install handwashing stations, sanitation blocks, and separate facilities for women and children. These setups help maintain cleanliness, especially in schools where hygiene directly affects children’s health.
When water reaches institutions, the positive effects ripple outward, lifting up every individual connected to them.
🇮🇩 Indonesia
Many Indonesian islands struggle with brackish (salty) water, making fresh drinking water scarce. Wells and filtration systems provide families with safe, daily drinking water and reduce reliance on costly bottled water.
🇧🇩 Bangladesh
In rural Bangladesh, especially char (river island) areas, communities battle flooding, arsenic contamination, and seasonal drought. Deep tube wells and solar wells have transformed entire villages, giving families stable and safe access.
🇨🇲 Cameroon
Communities in Cameroon face long dry seasons and limited infrastructure. Our wells and water systems support villages, schools, and mosques, providing life-saving solutions for thousands.
🇵🇸 Palestine (Gaza)
Gaza suffers from extreme water shortages—over 95% of water is undrinkable due to contamination and infrastructure damage. Our emergency water projects include desalination units, purification systems, water tank distributions, and school water support.
