
Clean water wells
Six new wells so that families in the dry north no longer walk three hours a day for water.
- Raised
- $48,900
- Goal
- $75,000
- Donors
- 640
1,000+ monthly donors
We fund local teams in four regions who run classrooms, clinics, wells, and kitchens. In 2025 they reached 38,000 people.
We fund local teams in four regions who run classrooms, clinics, wells, and kitchens. In 2025 they reached 38,000 people.

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Source: 2025 annual report, independently audited.
Read the 2025 annual reportSource: 2025 annual report, independently audited.
Source: 2025 annual report, independently audited.
Audited figures
Source: 2025 annual report, independently audited.
Four programs
Four programs, each run with a local partner under a yearly budget we publish.

School kits at the start of term, and a reading club after class twice a week.

A mobile clinic that visits 22 villages every two weeks, and a night helpline for young people.

Wells drilled by local contractors, tested by a lab, and kept running by a village committee.

Hot meals five evenings a week, winter shelter beds, and relief kits after floods and fires.
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Six new wells so that families in the dry north no longer walk three hours a day for water.

A full backpack for 1,600 children starting the school year without the basics.

Shelter, clean water, and food for families who lost their homes when the river burst its banks.

Open 40 extra beds from December to March, so nobody has to sleep outside in the cold.
Open now

Six new wells so that families in the dry north no longer walk three hours a day for water.

A full backpack for 1,600 children starting the school year without the basics.

Shelter, clean water, and food for families who lost their homes when the river burst its banks.

Open 40 extra beds from December to March, so nobody has to sleep outside in the cold.
Open now

Six new wells so that families in the dry north no longer walk three hours a day for water.

A full backpack for 1,600 children starting the school year without the basics.

Shelter, clean water, and food for families who lost their homes when the river burst its banks.

Open 40 extra beds from December to March, so nobody has to sleep outside in the cold.

“I drive the Thursday food round. Every week there is a list with names and family sizes, and every week the parcels match the list. That is what made me trust this appeal.”
Martin H.
Volunteer · River valley flood appeal
Read about the appeal“I drive the Thursday food round. Every week there is a list with names and family sizes, and every week the parcels match the list. That is what made me trust this appeal.”
Martin H.
River valley flood appeal
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“I drive the Thursday food round. Every week there is a list with names and family sizes, and every week the parcels match the list. That is what made me trust this appeal.”
Martin H.
VolunteerRiver valley flood appeal
Annual accounts
Of every dollar we spent in 2025, 86 cents went to programs. The figures come from our accounts, audited by an independent firm.
Programs86%
Classrooms, clinics, wells, meals, and shelter beds.
Fundraising9%
Appeals, events, and card processing fees.
Running the charity5%
Office, audit, insurance, and governance.
Join us
Sun · 9:00 AM · Riverside park, north gate · $25
Sat · 10:00 AM · Market street hall · Free
Sat · 9:30 AM · Head office, training room · Free
Ways to help

Kitchen shifts, reading clubs, and event days. We train every volunteer and ask for four hours a month.

Run, cycle, or mark a birthday for one of our appeals. We send a page, a kit, and a thank-you to every donor.

A monthly gift lets our partners plan the school year. Change or stop it at any time with one email.