| Well Aware drills water wells in Kenya to provide clean water to those in need.

Well Aware’s Current Water Projects

Each community listed here has submitted a sustainability project proposal that has been approved by our Board. Every proposal and project budget are available from project pages.

We partner with various other organizations to ensure lasting change for each community, but

Well Aware provides funding for the water systems for each initiative. The costs listed here are for water systems only.

See our Partners who are working with Well Aware to make these projects possible.

Maai Mahiu Water System for Rescue Center for Special Needs Children & Community Development Power Source for Water System: Electricity Estimated Population with Access to New Water Supply: 40,000 people Long-term Work: Rescue Center and Education for for Special Needs Children, Demonstration Agriculture, Library Construction, Center for Employment for Women, HIV/AIDS Education Facility Project Total: $ 45,000 USD Funding Progress to date : $ 8,000 USD Partner Organization: Comfort the Children International Go to project page	Kiamunyi Water Well Water Well for Orphanage & Community Development Power Source for Water System: Solar/Electric Estimated Population with Access to New Water Supply: 30,000 people Long-term Work: Construction of Orphanage and Schools, Agricultural Development, Tribal Peace Education, Community Outreach Project Total: $ 35,000 USD Funding Progress to date : $ 700 USD Goal for Completion: December, 2011 Partner Organization: Partnership for Africa Go to project page
Tula-Tula (Wajir District) Water Well Large-Volume Water Well for Schoold and Community Development in a Highly Neglected and Devastatingly Arid Area of Kenya. Power Source for Water System: Solar/Electric Estimated Population with Access to New Water Supply: 20,000 people Long-term Work: School Reconstruction and Community Agriculture Project Total: $ 35,000 USD Funding Progress to date : $ 0 USD Goal for Completion: June, 2012 Go to project page	Bostons School Water Well Water Well for a School in the Kayole Slums of Nairobi. Power Source for Water System: Electricity Estimated Population with Access to New Water Supply: 10,000 people Long-term Work: Rebuilding, Staffing and Expanding School, Community Development Project Total: $ 28,000 USD Funding Progress to date : $ 6,000 USD Partner Organization: Hydrogeologists WIthout Borders Go to project page
Irbaan School, Kenya <p> Sophisticated rainwater catchment system with UV filtration and a gray water/brown water recycle system. Expansion and improvement of the schools by Nobelity Project, with a focus on significantly improving female attendance.</p> Power Source for Water System: Solar Estimated Population with Access to New Water Supply: 4,000 people Long-term Work: <p> More coming soon!</p> Project Total: $ 12,500 USD Funding Progress to date : $ 0 USD Goal for Completion: October, 2011 Partner Organization: The Nobelity Project Go to project page	Kooi, Kenya The most devastated area we have witnessed so far, Kooi will be drastically changed by a borehole (water well) that will initiate additional agriculture there, as well as the growth of women's coops and primary education. Power Source for Water System: Electricity Estimated Population with Access to New Water Supply: 15,000 people Long-term Work: More coming soon! Project Total: $ 30,000 USD Funding Progress to date : $ 0 USD Goal for Completion: October, 2011 Go to project page

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Maai Mahiu

Kiamunyi Water Well

Tula-Tula (Wajir District) Water Well

Bostons School Water Well

Irbaan School, Kenya

Kooi, Kenya