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Margret is a mother of four children and was faced with the daily hardship of trying to access water. She either bought water at very high prices or walked long distances to the river, carrying seven jerrycans every single day—and it was still not enough for her family’s needs. The heavy lifting caused her back pain and raised her blood pressure, and the stress became overwhelming. Margret was forced to make the sacrifice to sell one of her cows to reduce water usage and allo

Emily is a mother of 7 children (2 in high school, 1 in middle school, 3 in elementary, and a 2-year-old toddler at home). Before, Emily had to walk over a mile every day to fetch water, all while struggling to meet her family’s basic needs. The lack of water made it difficult to keep her home clean, and her children often suffered from jiggers because proper hygiene wasn’t always possible. Life was a daily struggle—physically, emotionally, and financially. Six months ago, a

Eunice is a mother of seven children — three in junior high, three in primary, and her youngest is only a few months old. Before water was installed, Eunice walked over a mile every day to fetch water, a heavy burden that caused chest pains and left her exhausted. Today, that struggle is gone, and she can use her energy to care for her children. Water has transformed her home. Her younger kids used to struggle with jiggers, a parasite that causes pain, itching and infection.

Mary has been living with a severe spine condition that leaves her legs in constant pain, making walking—let alone fetching water—an incredible challenge. She prayed and hoped that God will help provide relief either medically or to her daily challenges.  Two weeks ago, thanks to your generosity, clean piped water was installed at her home, bringing her immense relief. She no longer has to struggle for something as basic as water and her long walks to fetch and carry a heavy

Your Support is Transforming Families— Meet Sophia

In Muranga County, Kenya, David and Waria faced daily struggles—Waria’s illness left her dependent on neighbors for basic needs, including water. Their community helped them with meals, laundry, and fetching water, showing the power of solidarity. Everything changed when clean running water was piped directly to their home. This simple gift brought independence, dignity, and hope. David was deeply moved, and Waria quietly expressed her gratitude. Thanks to supporters who pray

In Murang’a County, small land sizes, high input costs, and reliance on casual labor—often earning just $1.50 to $2 per day—make it difficult for families to afford basic necessities like quality seeds for their farms, piped water, and school fees.