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 140+ water projects, compared with the industry average of 50%.
Millions across East Africa still lack access to clean water. Over 50% of international water projects fail. At Well Aware, our local teams ensure every system lasts, delivering health, education, and opportunity for generations.
The transformation of Njoguini Primary is nothing short of remarkable. Once on the brink of closure due to a dire water shortage, the school and the surrounding community have blossomed into a thriving hub of growth and...Read More
Two years since their clean water project was installed, happier, healthier children and a hopeful, productive community have become the new norm in Oloile.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
Well Aware is thrilled to announce a special World Water Week partnership with P&T Knitwear, a family-owned independent bookstore in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.Read More
Behind every donation is a story, a reason, and a heart that chose to show up — and we’re honored to share the stories of three of our Village members with you.Read More
Through empathy, innovation, and action, we don’t just deliver water, we deliver dignity, health, and hope.Read More
585,000 lives. 100% success rate. 🌎
Meet the team that turns conversations into clean water. 💙
"Charity, as most of us know it, is built on imbalance. There is a giver and a receiver. One holds the power, and the other waits for it. This model can ease immediate suffering, but it will rarely create lasting change.
Dignity begins from a different lens. It treats people not as problems to be fixed but as equal partners in designing solutions. It starts with listening, and it builds on local expertise. Dignity honors the truth that the people closest to the challenges are also the people closest to the solutions.
When we lead with dignity, we do not just change outcomes. We change entire systems. And that future is waiting for us if we are willing to build it."
Read our founder, Sarah`s latest Forbes article at the link in our bio.
Care about the water crisis? Let’s be friends 🌍👯♀️
Meet Brad from Matheani Primary School in Kenya 👋
In partnership with the @waterboysorg, Brad no longer has to walk far distances in search of water and can focus on his dreams! 💭🩺
Meet Mirera Primary School in Kenya!
After installing a rainwater catchment and purification system in 2021, this community has grown in many ways. 🙌 Attendance has increased as kids can stay in school, the population has grown and the ample storage on site ensures Mirera has access to clean water year-round, not just during the rainy seasons.
Learn more about our partner communities at the link in our bio! 💧
Generosity changes everything. ✨
Learn more about the Gift of Water - Unwrapped at the link in our bio.
🍎 Celebrating the ones who inspire, guide, and shape the future. Thank you, teachers! 🌍✏️ #WorldTeachersDay
⏰ Imagine 4 extra hours in your day.
For millions of girls and women, those hours are already spoken for, spent walking long distances just to fetch water. 💧
Together, we can change that. Join our mission at the link in our bio!
Singing, dancing, waiting for clean water... the joy starts even before the water flows. 💙
"Teachers are what I love most about my community. They are kind, they care, and they inspire me."
Someday, Rose hopes to stand at the front of a classroom herself, guiding students the way her teachers guide her.
Every day, she walks 1.5 km to school with a smile on her face and a backpack full of dreams. Her favorite subject is English. ✏️💛 At home, she used to spend hours fetching water from the river. Now, thanks to clean water at her school, she can bring safe water home with ease. 💧
✨ For Rose, clean water means time to study, energy to dream, and the confidence to imagine a future where she becomes the teacher she already knows she can be.
How we bring clean water to communities 💧 Pt. 3
