What are you doing in April? Join the H2gO Challenge…
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%.
βWe 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.β
As the founder of Well Aware, I donβt 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. Hereβs 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
"If you can dream it, you can do it." - Walt Disney
Clean water makes dreams become a reality! Join us in the H2gO challenge, this April, to make dreams come true. π§
Ever wondered what a day on-site looks like? Our Community Associate, Yvonne, is taking you behind the scenes for a firsthand look at the impact of clean water. ππ§
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Happy #WorldWaterDay! π§π
Every March 22nd, we celebrate the importance of clean waterβbecause #WaterIsLife!
This year, weβre inviting YOU to join H2gO! πΆ In April, weβre traveling for clean water. Will you join us?
Sign up today at the link in bio and be a part of the movement!
Happiness grows when we share it! π
This #InternationalDayofHappiness, weβre celebrating by uplifting one another and embracing the power of community. πβ¨ Letβs spread kindness, connection, and joy because true happiness is meant to be shared!
Have you created your H2gO dream team?! π¨
Fundraising is more powerful and fun with a team by your side. Teams inspire each other, spark fresh ideas, and bring out a little friendly competition. The more people come together, the bigger the impact! ππ
Ready to build your dream team that will impact others through clean water? Read our blog now at the link in bio.
When we first visited Oloile in 2021, this vibrant community of 1,000 people was struggling with a severe water crisis. Well Aware was deeply moved by their story and took action, implementing a new deep borehole to provide a sustainable water source.
Since then, Oloile has flourished. The community has grown to 5,000 members, supported by reliable access to clean water. With 2,500 thriving trees, they have embraced self-sufficiency; cultivating their own food, running a successful feeding program, and celebrating abundant maize and banana harvests. Their transformation is a powerful testament to resilience and the life-changing impact of clean water.
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πΈ: Joe Mbagia
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#nonprofit #community #success #change #impact
This week weβre celebrating our founder, Sarah! π
She is turning 50 and has only 1οΈβ£ wish, for 50 people to register for H2gO by Monday!
Letβs make her wish come true and make her birthday extra special. Join the challenge at the link in bio!
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Our Kenya team hosted the @Waterboysorg this past week, visiting 4 communities and witnessing the impact of clean water!
π§Ngasakinoi School β We kicked off the trip with a hydro survey, where our hydrogeologists demonstrated how they assess potential drilling sites.
π§Oloile β Home to our first partnered project with @Waterboysorg, where 2,500 trees now thrive, and the school sustains itself with a feeding program and successful harvests.
π§Loormeuti β A newly completed project where clean water is now flowing, replacing a dried-up water source.
π§ Maisuyati β Implementation was still underway, and visiting their current murky waterhole reinforced the urgency of clean water access.
From witnessing the initial survey to celebrating the final implementation, the @Waterboysorg partner trip showcased the power of clean water to transform lives. We call that a successful trip. π
It`s Trivia Tuesday! βοΈ
Water scarcity affects communities in many ways. Handwashing hygiene is one of the many Ripple Effects clean water enacts.
Once clean water is accessible in our partner communities, our community team instructs a WASH (Water and Sanitation Hygiene) training. This training teaches our beneficiaries how to stay healthy and practice safe hygiene!
We are helping to reduce this statistic one community at a time! π§
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Today, we celebrate #InternationalWomensDay.
When we started this work, we learned very quickly that women & girls would be become the backbone of our mission. In 8 out of 10 households, women are responsible for fetching water daily. This entails long journeys in unsafe terrain and girls missing school.
Access to reliable, clean water isn`t only responsible for the improvement in health, but it also increases education and opportunity!
When we help other women rise, the Ripple Effect is immense. Join our H2gO challenge today at the link in bio to walk 30 miles her in shoes and bring clean water to more women and girls.
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πΈ : Manny Pandya
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#watercrisis #womenempowerment #health #success #nonprofit #fundraise #h2go
Our team is the heart of our clean water mission. π
From their knowledge to their joy to their dedication, this group is an unstoppable force bringing clean water to communities.
We are grateful to work with each individual and we are lucky to have each member a part of this team!
Happy #EmployeeAppreciationDay team!
Say hi to Diana from Mitero Junior School! π
Diana works hard in school to one day become a Doctor, so she can help sick people in her community. π©Ί
"As Learners, having water at school allows us not to miss days and have clean water!" Not having to travel 10km each day to fetch water from the river has allowed Diana to focus on her studies!
