Our 100% Success Model
Clean Water for Future Generations
Nearly 60% of water projects in Africa fail, often within the first year. This is caused by a variety of circumstances, but these two stand out as the leading factors:
- Lack of technical expertise and continued oversight
- Lack of community involvement
To this day, Well Aware maintains a 100% success rate, meaning each and every one of our projects is still functioning and providing lasting clean water to its respective community.
This success is not easy to come by. It requires innovation, expertise, adaptability, conscientiousness, and a commitment to the long-term success of our partner communities. 100% success is only achievable due to our robust sustainability model.
The Well Aware Difference
We have a team of technical experts.
This includes hydrogeologists, civil engineers and groundwater engineers who manage, plan, and design our projects from start to finish.
We are community-driven.
From the very beginning, we establish a true, collaborative partnership with each community. They present to us what their current water situation is, what their goals are, and how they plan to manage the project. From there, we work with the community to design a water system that will utilize their existing resources to kickstart long-term success.
We maintain partnerships and support ongoing water system needs.
This ensures the longevity of all of our water projects. While most of our communities are now self-sustaining, we regularly check in on our water systems to measure impact and our local team is reachable for problems that arise.
We utilize new technologies.
Technologies like solar power, UV purification, mobile apps, water kiosks, and mobile-to-mobile banking help make our work more efficient and cost-effective.
Featured Water Projects
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Mutune Primary School: Girls Can Do Hard Things
Every Striker who raises $1,000 will get their name on Mutune Girls Primary School's water project once it's completed this summer! Learn more about the community you're fundraising for.Read More
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When Water Meets the Bridge: The Story of Daraja Academy
Well Aware is excited to announce a new partner school, where two of our Kenya team members attended as girls, will soon have clean water.Read More
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Transformation in Mitero, Kenya
This December, in partnership with the Chris Long Foundation, Well Aware plans to construct a new, solar-powered deep borehole that holds the potential to transform the entire Mitero community, impacting 4,000 individuals.Read More
The WellBeyond App
The WellBeyond app is one of the most useful tools for water system sustainability. The app helps partner communities diagnose and overcome common water well issues on their own. And, when necessary, it can help connect the Well Aware team directly to boots on the ground.
Well Aware is committed to the continued, long-term success of all of our partner communities. As we continue to scale, we are dedicated to upholding the integrity of our water systems, maintaining collaborative community relationships, and ensuring lasting impact for generations.