We fund and implement lasting clean water systems to drive development and empower communities in East Africa. To date, we continue to maintain a 100% success rate across all 130+ water projects, compared with the industry average of 40%.
As we welcome the New Year, it’s the perfect time to embrace meaningful resolutions that create lasting change.
“We are incredibly honored to have been named an Anthem Award winner in the Responsible Technology category. We created the Well Beyond app to better serve the communities that we provide clean water for in East Africa and it is humbling to see our work recognized. The power of technology is immense, and we are fortunate to be able to use it as a tool to keep water systems up and running for years to come.”
As the founder of Well Aware, I don’t take enough time to look back and appreciate the incredible impact we have made in the past 15 years. As a driven and passionate team, our focus is always on how we can be better and doRead More
At Well Aware, we believe that access to clean water is a basic human right. Here’s why schools are at the heart of our clean water work.Read More
After installing a rainwater collection and purification system in 2023, we are excited to report the student population has grown to 881 children, demonstrating the positive impact of access to clean water.Read More
Women and girls have shaped our mission from the beginning, and we understand the importance of uplifting those responsible for water collection within the community.
When clean water is reliable, women spend less time collecting water and girls can stay in school, furthering their education. 📚
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#DYK Well Aware beats the sector average success rate! We actually are one of the few to have a 100% success rate. 😮👏
Break barriers with us and join our monthly donor community, The Village, today! In The Village, you`ll learn exclusive news, be the first to know of new water projects, and be a part of lasting clean water impact!💧 link in bio!
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When clean water is reliable and plentiful, communities can produce more crops and diversify their incomes. Clean water is about economic growth, employment opportunities and nutritional security. 🌾
Learn how you can be a part of this transformative mission by joining The Village today! Link in bio.
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Meet Michelle, a young girl from New Canaan, Kenya! 👋
She enjoys playing and drawing, and dreams of becoming a pilot. 🛩️ Her family- mom, dad, two brothers, sister and Michelle- used to collect water daily, often having to ration it, and many times getting sick because it wasn`t safe to drink.
For Michelle, having access to clean, reliable water helps her stay hydrated and allows her more time to play. Watching her new well being drilled brought Michelle indescribable joy! 💧
Read more Faces of Water stories at the link in our bio!
The sounds of Well Aware 🔊💧
Clean water allows for students to stay in school, allowing for more learning and more friendships! It also means more crops, less waterborne diseases and more stability for the growing community. Clean water means more life!
You can be a part of this incredible Ripple Effect by joining our monthly donor community, The Village, at the link in our bio!
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Happy New Year! 💫
While our resolutions always include bringing clean water to more people, we`ve added building a community of clean water advocates to the list! Join The Village today to make lasting change and be part of a community of like minded people.
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As we say farewell to 2024, there’s still time to make a lasting difference! Today is the last day all donations will be MATCHED.
It’s the last chance to double your gift and your clean water impact at the link in bio!
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Have you ever gone a day without washing your hands because there wasn’t enough water?
In many communities across East Africa, this is the reality. It`s our mission to change this reality to one with reliable, clean water that lasts generations.
A deep borehole well can provide clean water for thousands of people, making handwashing, and so much more, a deserved reality. Join us in giving clean water to more people in the new year by visiting the link in our bio!
For the next 2 days ONLY, your donation will be matched, doubling the impact of your generosity.
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📸: Joe Mbagia
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Access to private, reliable sanitation facilities can transform a girl`s entire life! Be the reason that she feels safe and secure at school. Her journey starts with You.
ALL donations are MATCHED through December 31st. Donate at the link in bio today! 🌍✨
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It takes a Village!
When a community comes together, anything is possible. We know this because of people like YOU! This work could not be done without the support of our Village Members who understand the importance of stewardship and taking care of one another.
During this season of giving, join us in making a difference. Give the gift of clean water. 💧 Link in our bio!
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Happy Holidays from the Well Aware team to you! 💙💧
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How many miles, on average, do women and girls travel each day to fetch water in East Africa?
When water is not easily accessible, the responsibility falls on women and girls to locate and gather water for their households. 3.5 miles is typically an 1 hour & 10 minute walk, depending on the terrain and if you are in good health, yet people of all ages make this walk daily. When water is accessible, women and girls can reclaim their time, health, and unlock brighter futures.
Find the answer out at the link in our bio!
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