Completed: August 2022
Serves: Community of over 350 families, plus a school with an enrollment of over 600 students from the surrounding communities

Heartbreaking stories from this community shine a light on the dangers faced when collecting water. During dry seasons, children were forced to walk some three miles in order to gather water from the finger-like swamps of Lake Victoria. Ten children from this community were kidnapped and killed in satanic sacrifices. In addition, girls have been raped and children have drowned while collecting water. 

You can imagine the relief and gratitude the people in Kiruddu now have for having a clean water source within the safety of their community. 

“This borehole ... is within the school itself and in the middle of the village and not in the valley where bad people can easily harm our children and nobody sees them. You have helped us to solve most of those problems. Thank you very much. I will not get tired of sending you to convey our sincere thanks to our donors for doing this for us – for providing us with clean and safe water. Tell them again that we, the people of Kiruddu, are so thankful and very happy indeed." – Kiruddu Chairman Patrick Kayiza

Completed: August 2022
Serves: 350 people

“I have used this water source for more than 40 years . . . Sometimes, when [I] am thirsty, when I see the water and imagine the source, the thirst goes away. Now that my grandchildren are suffering because of waterborne diseases, it will be my joy that they access clean and safe water in [the] future.” —Ayub Mwaka