The Drill, a Borehole Project, aims to address the critical issue of limited access to clean water in communities across Nigeria. Research conducted by the World Bank highlighted the significant number of Nigerians lacking access to basic drinking water services and improved sanitation facilities. This project seeks to provide support to these communities by drilling boreholes, enabling them to access clean and safe water. By providing a sustainable source of water, the project aims to improve the health and well-being of community members and enhance their overall quality of life. Together, let’s ensure every community has access to clean water for a healthier and more prosperous future.

The Clean Water Workshop project aims to address the issue of poor access to improved water in underserved communities in Nigeria. With a significant disease burden attributed to unclean water and improper hygiene, this project focuses on educating community members on clean water collection, water purification, and storage methods. By providing innovative solutions and practical knowledge, the workshop aims to empower individuals and communities to improve their water quality and hygiene practices. Through this initiative, we strive to promote better health outcomes, reduce morbidity and mortality rates, and enhance the overall well-being of communities by ensuring access to clean and safe water.