HERE’S HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED
It starts with a drop: of money, time, and compassion which Drop turns into wells, sanitation, and education creating a ripple effect that improves health, empowers women, and uplifts economies… building into powerful waves of change – that make the world a better place.
We’re working to eliminate poverty and water related illness on three fronts
WATER & SANITATION
In addition to wells, we install flush latrines at schools, and provide materials to teach students about proper sanitation.
This information then spreads throughout the village, further reducing sanitation related illnesses and deaths.
PROJECT SUSTAINABILITY
Any development project is only life-changing if it stays working for a long period of time. With this in mind all of our work is designed with sustainability in mind.
understanding how and why projects fail key in solving sustainability issues.
GENDER EQUALITY & EDUCATION
While water and sanitation are undoubtedly important, education has always been the most important way to help people move themselves out of poverty
With this in mind Drop in the Bucket started an education program that provides secondary school scholarships to girls in South Sudan and Uganda.
FEATURED PROJECT
LATEST NEWS
Wii Anaka Health Center II Gets A New Well
Clean Water was a Constant Concern for the Patients and Staff of the Wii Anaka Health Center in Nwoya, Uganda Ojok Patrick works at the
International Day of the Girl Child 2021
International Day of the Girl Child is celebrated each year on October 11th. The aim is to shine a light the many challenges young girls face around the world and promote equality and human rights for all.
October Updates
We installed a motorized solar water system that provides water to not only the dorm, but also taps for the surrounding community and a church-run school next door for about 60 disabled children.
Our First Students Graduate!
We have some exciting news! Drop in the Bucket has just celebrated the graduation of our first group of South Sudanese secondary students. When we
Why is a Water Charity Educating Girls in South Sudan?
The program provides more than just tuition. We also ensure that the students have scholastic materials, personal items, academic coaching, food, accommodations, support structure, security and medical treatment.
Happy World Water Day!
No matter how often you hear it, it’s still hard to believe that in 2021, one in every ten people on the planet still lack this basic necessity.
