About WHOlives
WHOlives is a Non-profit organization that is committed to bringing clean water to developing communities in a self-sustainable way.
Water is Crucial for Humans
About 4 billion people, almost 2/3 of the world’s population experience severe water scarcity for at least one month each year.
- 2.1 billion people still wake up each morning without access to clean water
- Millions of vulnerable families around the world can not drink, cook, or bathe with clean water.
WHOlives Empowers Sustainable Development
WHOlives is committed to installing water points in the most impoverished areas of the world.
WHOlives will partner with rural communities :
- To place economical and sustainable water wells at local grade schools and orphanages.
- To determine local water needs and viable drilling sites.
Village Drills
A solution that addresses Water Scarcity and contamination in developing countries by utilizing portable drills.
Unlike large drilling rigs limited by infrastructure and remote locations, the Village Drill has the potential to reach nearly 100% of people in need.
Access to clean water can enable prosperity and improve humanitarian projects, and the Village Drill aims to provide this access, potentially transforming communities in need.
Videos about Village Drills
Village Drill makes Over 12 Million People Now Have Access to Clean Water.
Kyajinja, Uganda
Help Reagan and Savio can drink safe Water
Kyajinja Village is a rural located in Nagojje sub-county Mukono district.
To access safe water, they have to go to swampy ponds that are a long distance (average 3KM) away.
Reagan and Savio are both around 12 years old and they are good friends. Though their homes are not very close, they often meet at this water source.
They are both worried about drinking from this filthy pond but it’s all they have.
