Water Blogged

St. Augustine Indulusia Primary School in Kenya now has access to clean water, thanks to the completion of their borehole well! Clean flowing water is already making a difference in the lives of the students and staff. This will provide them with a reliable water source for their daily needs. Here is the report provided by our implementing partner, The Water Project. We installed new latrines and handwashing stations, then trained students and staff on improved sanitation and hygiene practices. Together, these components will unlock the opportunity for these students to thrive! 14-year-old Faith shared what the new well meant […]

In the town of White Bear Lake, two elementary schools, Matoska International and Willow Lane, are teaming up to learn more about the global water crisis and take action! Both schools have their own “Water Warriors” Club where their teachers have introduced them to the Global Water Crisis and H2O for Life. Staff from H2O for Life visited both clubs and spoke with them about how we want to work together to solve big global issues like access to safe, clean water and sanitation around the world. In December, the two clubs took a half-day field trip and met up […]

On December 14th, H2O for Life kicked off our 4th year of our high school fellowship program. We’ve gone from 10 fellows in 2021 to 42 fellows in our cohort this year! The movement that we are building is growing and the youth are learning ways to take action to solve The Global Water Crisis. We couldn’t be more excited! This year we decided to include in our kickoff some of our alumni who could speak about their experiences as fellows over the years. Adlih, Alyamama, Camila, and Mariah all participated as fellows and our now supporting the next cohort. […]

Thank you for bringing safe water to Ebenezer Christian Primary School! BEFORE: Located in Uganda’s Lugaazi community as a boarding and day school for primary and nursery students, Ebenezer Christian Primary School currently relies on piped water but continually finds its needs unmet. The piped water is unreliable and frequently breaks down or runs dry, so the school has to spend valuable resources on providing water to the students and staff. Even with these additional sources, water retrieved is not stored safely afterward. To protect the health of students and redeem critical classroom time, Ebenezer School needs a rainwater collection […]

Thank you for bringing safe water to Green Land Junior School! BEFORE: Students at Green Land Junior School, located in Kiduusu, Uganda, fetch water twice a day from the unsafe shallow well on campus – this is their main source, yet often breaks down and has an insufficient supply to provide for the school. The quality is poor, and this well is situated less than 10 meters from the latrine facilities at the school. In the past year, the well was broken for over six months in total. While the school does have an existing rainwater collection system, it does […]