The Water Trust · Coronavirus song (Runyoro version) The Water Trust · Corona Song (Luo Version) On March 22nd, Uganda confirmed its first case of COVID-19. As of April 27th, there are 79 confirmed cases. The government has taken significant steps to slow the spread of the disease,...
Click to download Thanks to your support, last year we helped more than 45,000 people provide their children clean water and healthy homes. In the process, we supported 120 communities to develop self-help groups that not only finance critical well maintenance to keep water flowing, but...
The Water Trust invites you to join us in November as we celebrate an inspiring 2019 and prepare to grow our impact to new heights in the year to come. Drinks and appetizers will be served. Date and TimeThu, November 7, 20196:00 PM – 8:00 PM...
In 2018, we celebrated ten years bringing clean water and sanitation to communities in need in rural Uganda. Since 2008, we have helped more than 200,000 people enjoy these basic necessities. Our annual report summarizes our impact in 2018, our efficiency, and stories from the field...
Poultry management may sound like an unlikely topic for a water and sanitation nonprofit. Typically our sector focuses on improving the sanitation practices of people. Yet research shows that chicken droppings also pose a significant health risk. Chickens roam freely around the home, and their droppings are...
The Water Trust is excited to welcome Allen Asiimwe to its board of directors. Allen is the Executive Director of AVID Development, an advisory and consulting firm working with governments, the private sector, civil society and not-for-profit organizations and development partners in the African region...