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
Mother AK Memorial Nursery and Primary School
Where children can now drink water without fear of being bitten by snakes The Mother AK Memorial Nursery and Primary school is located next to
Pakeyo Health Center II: Where Young Patients Had To Cross Busy Roads for Water
Mercy Aloyo is a fifth grade (primary five) student from Tobi, Uganda, who has just come down with Malaria. Malaria is a parasitic disease carried
How the well at Kati Kati West Changed One Woman’s Life
Before the well was drilled at Kati Kati West Kati-Kati West is a rural community in northern Uganda. It is also the home of Akot
The Alero Health Center III Needs Clean Water
The Alero Health Center III did not have its own source of clean water. It did have a rain water harvesting tank, but the extreme weather resulted in an empty tank, leaving health center staff to collect water from local sources every morning.
Ogwari Primary School
The Ogwari Primary School – Where people and livestock were drinking the same water. Drop in the Bucket recently drilled a well here providing the school and surrounding community with clean water.
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
