PROJECTS

Alim Health Center II
Alim Health Center II: Where Nurses Haul Water Before They Can Care for Patients Imelda Amoding is the health assistant at Alim Health Center II

Goan Quarters community borehole
When we first arrived at Goan Quarters in Kasubi, Uganda, we were greeted by 20 members of the local community who were eager to work

Custom Corner Community Borehole
The community of Custom Corner sub-ward is home to about 1,600 residents. They all share one single piped water source. Most residents have to walk

Awee Health Center
The Awee Health Center is in the Gulu District of northern Uganda. It is located in the Pece district and the Yeegwana parish.
On the average day the health center treats approximately 200 patients for common waterborne diseases, stomach parasites

Ginyako Primary School
Ginyako Primary School is a government owned primary school in Ginyako, which is in the Alla Parish, in the Koboko district of northern Uganda. When Drop in the Bucket did a water and sanitation audit of this school, we found that the 900 children ha

Layibi Techo Health Center
Patients at the Layibi Techo Health Center in Gulu, Uganda now have access to clean water thanks to a well drilled by Drop in the Bucket. The health center provides medical care to three neighboring villages and treats

Kulu Keno Primary School
Students at Kulu Keno Primary School in Gulu, Uganda now have access to clean water thanks to a well drilled by Drop in the Bucket. Thank you to everyone who supported this project and made it happen. We couldn’t do it

Keyi B Health Center
Before Drop in the Bucket drilled a well at the at the Keyi B Health Center in Gulu, Uganda, the staff had to walk 1 km to get water from a shallow well. While the old well did provide water, it did not provide enoug

Nyakaliso Primary School
Drop in the Bucket was approached about drilling a well at the Nyakaliso Primary School by an organization out of the UK called Africa Revival. We knew of African Revival from the excellent work they do building schools across East Africa, so we wer