Ngom Rom – A Village Transformed by Clean Water Nestled about 25 kilometers outside Gulu city lies Ngom Rom, a small village with a name

Retiring Teacher at Ongai Primary School Leaves a Legacy of Clean Water As the sun sets on his illustrious career, Loum Joe Collins Christopher, the

Clean Water and a Lifelong Dream Realized – The Inspiring Story of Alero Health Center III A Childhood Dream Leads to Alero Health Center III

Clean Water Brings Relief to a Woman Injured by a Notorious Terror Group A Grandmother’s Story in Akecha B Village Balvina Akullu, a proud grandmother

Clean Water Transforms Lamdogi Village School in Omoro District, Uganda The Need for Clean Water in Lamdogi Village The local community in Lamdogi village, located

Lumec Village: A Lifeline for Nodding Disease-Affected Community Lumec village in Uganda has been deeply affected by Nodding Disease, a neurological disorder that mainly impacts

Opam Okidi North: A Village No Longer at the Mercy of River Unyama The community of Opam Okidi North village used to fetch their water

Oturoloya – A Village Once Forgotten Finds Hope While most Drop in the Bucket projects take place in remote, hard-to-reach villages, that’s not always the

A New Beginning: Awere Health Center IV Gets a Lifeline with a New Borehole Awere, Uganda, is home to a single health facility—Awere Health Center

Before the well was drilled, the school’s nearest source of clean water was 2.5 kms away. This was too long a walk to be of

The new well that Drop in the Bucket drilled in Paitino West village provides water to the entire village which consists of 96 households. The

Before Drop in the Bucket drilled a well for the Paitino Primary School, the pupils would have to walk 4 kms to the nearest source

Lutyek is a small village in Pader Uganda. The village falls within the town municipality, but the 86 households in Lutyek were never given the

The well that Drop in the Bucket drilled at the Angola Primary School in Pader, Uganda was unusual for several reasons. The first one being

Pader Secondary School, located in Pader, Uganda, faced a significant challenge in accessing clean water. Historically, the school purchased water from the local trading center,