Location: Uganda
A team of Christian missionaries has launched a groundbreaking initiative to bring clean drinking water to remote villages in Uganda. The program, “Living Water Project,” has successfully installed over 100 wells, providing fresh water to thousands of people.
In many rural communities, women and children previously had to walk several miles daily to fetch water, often from unsafe sources. The new wells, equipped with hand pumps, ensure that families have access to clean water near their homes.
The initiative, led by Christian engineers and volunteers, also includes hygiene education, teaching villagers about sanitation and disease prevention.
Pastor James Okello, one of the project coordinators, emphasized the importance of this mission: “Jesus said, ‘Whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst.’ We are here to provide physical and spiritual nourishment to those in need.”
With the project’s success, expansion plans are already in motion to reach more communities across East Africa.
