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Uganda Water Projects

Uganda Water Projects

Over 40 percent of Uganda lacks access to safe water. This is entirely preventable.

  • More than 20 million people in Uganda cannot get safe drinking water in under a 30-minute roundtrip.
  • Preventing illness is challenging, as 77 percent of people have no reliable source of hand washing facilities with soap and water.
  • The good news: Diarrheal disease, a leading cause of death for children under five years old, is nearly eliminated by drinking safe water and practicing proper sanitation and hygiene.

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Water Crisis in Uganda

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Program Results

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Kanisa Village Transformation

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How We Choose Programs

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Smiling Village Transformation

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Stories of Need

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Uganda Water Crisis

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Entrepreneurs in Uganda

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Program Results

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Kanisa Village Transformation

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Smiling Village Transformation

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Stories of Need

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Our Work in Uganda

Lifewater constructs custom water access and sanitation solutions in the globe’s hardest to reach communities. This includes places like the Mayuge region in Uganda in great need of safe water.

First, local staff who know the cultures and language help communities adopt life-saving sanitation and hygiene practices. They love like Jesus by bringing health to their neighbors. Then, communities receive a safe water source built to last for generations, and donors receive an update with a photo of their impact.

(Note: data below from 2016–August 2022)

“My wife and I were fortunate to find Lifewater. I could write for hours about them, the service and impact they provide. We love supporting them and look forward to many years of partnership!”

– Chris and Sarah McCabe, Lifewater Donors

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