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Ensuring Access to Clean Water for All: Construction of Rainwater Harvesting Jars in Communities of Kamwenge.

November 21, 2024

Water For People actively supports Kamwenge Local Government in implementing the Everyone Forever strategy, a mechanism designed to ensure access to water and sanitation services for everyone – every family,…

Bringing Hope with Clean Water: Bicweka Chance’s Story

November 21, 2024

Since 2012, Water For People has been steadfast in supporting the Kamwenge District Local Government. This is in fulfilling its mandate of providing safe and sustainable water and sanitation services.…

Sanitation Facilities Bringing Change to Schools

July 30, 2024

The impact of the construction of more sanitation facilities on the privacy and dignity of learners in schools in Uganda “One day, I knocked on the door urgently needing to…

Menstrual Hygiene Management in Schools

July 30, 2024

Changing the Face of Menstrual Hygiene Management in Schools in Luuka and Kamwenge Districts Puberty and the menstrual cycle mark significant and natural phases in the lives of women and…

Kabuga Beekeeping Project

June 5, 2024

Kabuga Beekeeping Project In the heart of Kabuga, where the demarcation of River Mpanga once altered the livelihood of the community, a determined community discovered hope and empowerment through the…

Working with the Albert Water Management Zone

June 5, 2024

Water For People continues its dedicated efforts to ensure access to safe and clean water through partnership and collaboration with the Albert Water Management Zone (AWMZ) under the Ministry of…

Water Safety Planning

May 17, 2024

In alignment with our commitment to ensuring access to safe and clean water, we actively engage in the transformative concept of Water Safety Planning (WSP). A proactive strategy that goes…

The Rugarama Water Committee

April 22, 2022

The Rugarama Village sits between hills and valleys in the southwestern region of Uganda, within the Kamwenge District. In this community, approximately 80 households were using one borehole as a water source. However, the pipes broke down and the village was left without safe water.