Contribute Towards A Deep Borehole Well in Kenya
Help Us Reach Our Goal
Kenya's Water Challenge
Access to safe water is essential for survival, yet in Wajir County, reliable water remains scarce due to frequent droughts. Borehole wells are a critical lifeline for communities in this arid region.
💧 Chronic Water Scarcity
Wajir is a semi-arid area with minimal rainfall, leaving communities heavily dependent on borehole wells for their daily water needs.
🛠️ Dependence on Borehole Infrastructure
Boreholes are often the only reliable source of water, but many are old, poorly maintained, or frequently break down, disrupting access.
🚱 Health Risks from Unsafe Water
Limited boreholes force families to rely on contaminated sources when wells fail, increasing the risk of waterborne diseases — especially for children.
📉 Economic and Social Impact
Long distances to functioning boreholes consume time and income, reducing opportunities for education, livelihoods, and economic stability.
From Thirst to Hope
You can help provide safe, clean water to families in need through a new borehole well in Kenya.
💧 A Proven, Lasting Solution
A single borehole well provides a dependable, sustainable water source for entire communities in Kenya’s arid regions, reducing reliance on unsafe and distant water sources.
👪 Direct Impact on Families
Reliable access to water improves health, keeps children in school, and frees women from spending hours each day walking long distances to collect water.
🚱 Saving Lives Through Clean Water
Safe drinking water dramatically reduces the spread of waterborne diseases, lowering preventable illness and death in vulnerable communities.
🫶 Your Gift Creates Lasting Change
Your donation transforms compassion into action -- bringing dignity, health, and hope to families who need it most.
Deep Dive: Details on the Well
Location: Wajir County, Northeastern Kenya
Beneficiaries: 2,800 (approx. 400 families)
Specifications:
- Deep water borehole with an expected drilling depth of 150–250 meters, based on regional hydrogeological data and subject to confirmation after the hydrological survey.
- Water storage system:
- Polyethylene (HDPE / LLDPE) storage tanks with a total capacity of 20,000 liters, designed for durability and suitability in arid climates.
- Tank tower:
- 6-meter-high steel tank tower constructed according to BS 449 standards, engineered to safely support the full storage capacity.
- Solar-powered pumping system, including:
- Submersible solar pump
- Solar panels with mounting structure
- Inverter / converter
- Electrical cabling and control system
- Water distribution network, including:
- Plumbing from the borehole to the storage tanks
- Drinking basins / water points for community access
- Hydrological survey to determine the final drilling location and groundwater potential before drilling begins.
Project Phases:
- Area Selection
- Hydrological Survey
- Borehole Drilling
- Plumbing & Pump Installation
- Solar Power System Installation
- Tank Tower Construction & Storage Setup
- Construction of Community Water Distribution Points
Project Coordinates: The exact GPS coordinates of the borehole will be finalized after the hydrological survey to ensure optimal groundwater access and long-term sustainability.
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