Donate a well

Fatuma, 24, has 2 young children. Every single day, twice a day, she walks with her youngest son to a stream to collect dirty water for the family. She has to risk snake bites, sexual assault, and injury as she scrambles over long grass to get to the stream which is shared with animals. Her son has been diagnosed with Bilharzia, a water-borne illness linked to the stream, and she worries daily for the safety of her children.

“We walk frightened through deserted bushes that lead to spring well. Stories of snakes biting children had been told, and this scares me.”

Donate a well

Fatuma, 24, has 2 young children. Every single day, twice a day, she walks with her youngest son to a stream to collect dirty water for the family. She has to risk snake bites, sexual assault, and injury as she scrambles over long grass to get to the stream which is shared with animals. Her son has been diagnosed with Bilharzia, a water-borne illness linked to the stream, and she worries daily for the safety of her children.

“We walk frightened through deserted bushes that lead to spring well. Stories of snakes biting children had been told, and this scares me.”

You can transform Fatuma’s life.

You have the amazing opportunity to transform an entire community and bring protection to families like Fatuma’s.

You can provide a borehole in the Namatumba district, Uganda, a region with a population of over 300,000 people. In this region, many people still have the hardship of having to walk miles for dirty water, suffering illness, danger and fatigue. Not only can you bring life-saving water to hundreds of people like Fatuma and her family, but your support can bring healing and protection to this community, by providing pastoral support, water user committees, and a strong church connection.

You can transform Fatuma’s life.

You have the amazing opportunity to transform an entire community and bring protection to families like Fatuma’s.

You can provide a borehole in the Namatumba district, Uganda, a region with a population of over 300,000 people. In this region, many people still have the hardship of having to walk miles for dirty water, suffering illness, danger and fatigue. Not only can you bring life-saving water to hundreds of people like Fatuma and her family, but your support can bring healing and protection to this community, by providing pastoral support, water user committees, and a strong church connection.

Journey with the Drillers

Travel with Fields of Life WASH team member George as he visits a village in Uganda. Meet the drillers, see impact of dirty water and the difference that a clean, safe water source will make to this community. 

Cost of a borehole:


Drilling Borehole
£6,600
Training of water user committee
£975
Church mobilisation, pastoral training
and community support
£975
Total
£8,550

“Donating a well has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life”

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