Project

Okir Ladek okwok

Uganda 425 beneficiaries Nwoya

Project Complete!

Okir Ladek okwok, located in the Koch-Goma sub-county of Nwoya district in Uganda, has a total enrollment of 425 students.
The current water source is a protected spring located just over half a mile away. This spring provides groundwater, which is not safe for drinking. Additionally, local livestock also use this water source, leading to constant illness spreading amongst the population. As a result, the children in the area frequently suffer from stomach and skin infections.
Project Proposal: New Borehole Well
Our implementing partner, Drop in the Bucket, will drill a borehole well providing safe water on the school grounds. 

Project Sponsors

The Giolas Foundation

Morton Grove, IL
October 9, 2026

Pure Water, Brighter Futures at Okir Ladek Okwok

In the Koch-Goma sub-county of Nwoya district, Uganda, 425 students at Okir Ladek Okwok Primary School used to face a daily health crisis.

The school relied on a spring over half...

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