Drops Initiative: Clean Water for Kenya

In Kenya, many communities in Kibera, Kisumu, and Busia lack access to clean and safe water. Families rely on unsafe sources such as shallow wells, rivers, and unregulated vendors, leading to frequent waterborne diseases like cholera, typhoid, and diarrhea. Poor sanitation and limited hygiene facilities in homes and schools worsen the situation, affecting health, school attendance, and livelihoods. This cycle of unsafe water continues to trap vulnerable communities in poverty.

The Drops Initiative will address unsafe water and poor sanitation by installing community-based water purification systems in Kibera, Kisumu, and Busia, ensuring reliable access to clean drinking water. It will also construct sanitation and handwashing facilities in schools and communities to improve hygiene and reduce disease spread. Through hygiene education and community training, residents will learn safe water practices and manage the systems locally, ensuring long-term sustainability and

The Drops Initiative will create long-term impact by providing sustained access to clean and safe water in Kibera, Kisumu, and Busia, reducing waterborne diseases and improving overall community health. It will enhance school attendance, especially for children, and free up time for women and girls to pursue education and livelihoods. By training local water committees, the project will ensure community ownership and sustainability of water and sanitation systems. Over time, this will strengthen