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Nairobi City Council Offices Public Water Fountain Project
The Nairobi City Council Offices Public Water Fountain Project, led by ITF volunteer Jarrett, aims to provide clean drinking water to 300-800 daily visitors, employees, and residents. This initiative addresses the need for a reliable water source in a busy urban area and helps reduce single-use plastic waste.
Kimathi Street Fountain Project
Led by ITF Kavya, this project combats water scarcity and plastic pollution Nairobi's city center. Kavya aims to install Join the Pipe water taps at key locations, starting with Kimathi Street, to provide free clean water. In collaboration with Nairobi City, ITF has installed two stations serving around 900 people daily, with plans for further expansion. initiative ensures safe drinking water access and distributes at least 200 reusable water bottles, supporting ITF's water sustainability goals.
Nairobi General Post Office Bus Stop Drinking Water Station
ITF volunteer Thang is spearheading a project to provide clean, free tap water to at least 500 people daily, along with 1,000 reusable BPA-free water bottles. This initiative also offers a unique cross-cultural experience for two American youths in Kenya. It promotes sustainability through refillable bottles, an auto-stop tap, and vandal resistance. A fountain at the General Post Office Bus Stop Station will serve the thousands of daily commuters.
A Water Kiosk at Sokoni Primary School in Kenya
Erika Pietrzak, an undergraduate at Duke University, is launching the A Water Kiosk at School project for Sokoni Primary School in Nyegna, Kenya, to improve community to water. Established in 1985, the school currently students to walk 7 kilometers for water, hindering their education. The kiosk will benefit 250-300 households and provide students with entrepreneurial skills by managing the sale of clean water, generating income for the school. Erika is the project and organizing a fundraiser on GoFundMe.
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Water Kiosk at Sokoni Primary School
We are fundraising to build a water kiosk at Sokoni Primary School in Magunga, Kenya, which serves 345. Currently, children trek 7 kilometers to fetch water, impacting their health and education. With only 59% of Kenya's population having access to safe drinking water, this kiosk will benefit both students and households. By providing clean water, we can improve the community's health and educational opportunities Your support will directly fund the kiosk's construction and help the lives of children like Amina, who currently struggles to balance school and water-fetching duties.
Muhanga Water Fountain
We are fundraising to build a water fountain in Muhanga City Centre, Rwanda, where nearly 20% of lack clean water. With only 87% of the population having access to improved drinking sources, many rely on unsafe water, leading to health issues. This fountain will provide easy access safe drinking water for both residents and tourists. Your donations will cover the costs of labor, materials and community events, directly improving the lives of hundreds of families. Donate now to help ensure everyone in Muhanga has access to clean water.