A woman in a colorful dress holds a jerrycan by a stone wall.
A woman in a colorful dress holds a jerrycan against a stone wall.
Women collecting water
A woman in a colorful dress holds a jerrycan against a stone wall.

Turn on the TAP to fix broken wells.

THE COST-EFFECTIVE WAY TO BRING CLEAN WATER.

Fix Wells
Employ women
Provide clean water

Will you help fix broken wells in Ghana and empower women to keep them working?
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Your support creates lasting change—fixing broken wells and training women as water caretakers and ensuring communities have clean water for years to come.

Every penny makes a difference:

đź’§ $20 provides one person with safe drinking water.
🏡 $100 gives a family access to clean water.
🔧 $5,000 restores a well and hires a female caretaker.

Why your support is essential

Join us

How your generosity can make an impact

This program not only helps make clean drinking water a reality.  It also empowers women to lead the efforts.

Give prenatal check-ups
$5
Provide crucial care to a pregnant woman:
A prenatal home visit from a CHW
Creation of birth plan
Give $5
Give information
$10
Illustrated counseling book for pregnant woman
Education on danger signs before & after birth
Give $10
Give postnatal visit
$20
Provide essential follow up care to mom & baby:
Postnatal check-up within 48 hours of giving birth
Infant immunizations
Vitals check for mom & baby
Give $20
Give water to one person
$20
Your Generosity:
You will provide one person in Northern Ghana with clean water for at least five years.
They will be drinking from a well that employs a caretaker, is maintained and tested for e-coli regularly–ensuring it's safe to drink.
Give $20
Give water to one family
$100
Your Generosity:
You will provide one family in Northern Ghana with clean water for at least five years.
They will be drinking from a well that employs a caretaker, is maintained and tested for e-coli regularly–ensuring it's safe to drink.
Give $100
Fix a well for a community
$5000
Your Generosity:
You will fund the rehabilitation of a broken well, restoring clean water to a community in need.
You will provide at least 100 people in a community in Northern Ghana with clean water for at least five years.
The community will be drinking from a well that employs a female caretaker, is maintained and tested for e-coli regularly–ensuring it's safe to drink.
Give $5000

Join us this World Water Day.

Women from each community are trained to manage and maintain boreholes, ensuring water flows for years to come.

Empowering women

With income from maintaining wells, women can open bank accounts, send their kids to school, and lead healthier lives.

Strengthening local resources

Each Water Entrepreneur ensures wells stay operational, keeping water flowing for their entire village.

Sustainable change for years to come

Your generosity trains women and provides ongoing monitoring, ensuring long-term access to safe water.

A woman in a patterned blue dress stands smiling against a white stone wall.
Women keeping the water flowing—for good

Local women manage and maintain the wells, ensuring clean water for years.

A well flows with clean water into jerrycans after being fixed.
Teaming up to make clean water last

We work with local governments to integrate well repair into Ghana’s long-term water plans.

Young girl pumping water from well into water canister. Group of people in the background walking towards the well and standing on the fence surrounding the well.
Fix it, don’t drill—a smarter solution

Fixing wells is far cheaper and more scalable than drilling new ones.

Help fix what's broken.
Let's turn on the TAP.

A young girl in a pink dress carries a jerrycan to collect water from a working well.