Meet our friend Kingsley

A 6-year-old from Kibera. His story takes us on a journey from walking to fetch water with his mom to finding a new place with safe water. Thanks to the Kibera Oasis project, his life has changed. Now, he enjoys a vibrant oasis with grass, trees, colors, and joyful play. Witness the impact of safe water access on Kingsley's life.

What we do?

We have already provide 6 billion liters of safe drinking water among 1.5 million people within 20 different countries. 

​We deliver drinking water and sanitation solutions through diverse filtration systems to communities in need around the world. We work directly with local leaders, mainly youth and women, empowering them as agents of change who bring stability and care to the projects. 

More About Our Solutions

What is only 10 USD for you is 1 year of safe drinking water for them.
Your donation today can prevent someone to get sick because of contaminated water

DONATE LIFE

​OUR COMMITMENT: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

Our framework is in the Sustainable Development Goals and the 2030 Agenda. Although our main objective is to provide clean water and sanitation, we truly believe water is so important that access to it can improve a lot of the community's condition.
Explore the Sustainable Development Goals and how each one of them is related to water: 

Just 29% of the low-income population has access to safely managed drinking water facilities

It takes between 2000 and 5000 liters of water to produce a person’s daily food: 70% of the freshwater available is used for agriculture.

In 1 in 4 primary schools, there is no drinking water service. That number drops to 1 in 6 at the secondary school level.

In 80 percent of households experiencing water scarcity, women and girls are responsible for collecting water. This often means having to travel long distances,and carry heavy loads.

Globally, at least 2 billion people use a drinking water source contaminated with faeces.

When water comes from improved and more accessible sources, people spend less time and effort physically collecting it, meaning they can be productive in other ways.

Some 829 000 people are estimated to die each year from diarrhea as a result of unsafe drinking water, sanitation, and hand hygiene. (WHO)

The distribution of water resources is unequal among the countries. Some of them have a daily consumption per cápita of 547 liters, while others just 2.