In 2012, Give Me Water Lord (GMWL) completed the Ruth’s Well project in Kasarani, delivering clean, safe, and reliable water to the local community. Drilled to reach a sustainable water source, the well was designed for long-term durability, ensuring that families would have access to fresh water for years to come.

Before Ruth’s Well, residents often spent hours each day traveling to distant water sources, facing unsafe conditions and waterborne illnesses. With the well now in place, families can access water nearby, improving health, hygiene, and daily life. Children have more time for school and play, and households can engage in productive activities instead of spending time collecting water.

This project also fostered community participation: locals assisted in building the well house, collecting materials, and maintaining the well, instilling a sense of ownership and pride. Ruth’s Well has become a vital resource, strengthening the community’s resilience, health, and well-being.

In 2025, Give Me Water Lord (GMWL) successfully completed the UA Project in Makueni, providing clean, safe, and reliable water to hundreds of families in the area. The project aimed to reduce the long distances residents previously traveled to access water, improving both health and daily life.

The well and water system were designed with sustainability in mind, ensuring that the community could rely on it for years to come. By providing safe drinking water, the project significantly reduced the risk of waterborne illnesses and promoted better hygiene and sanitation practices.

Local community members were actively involved in the project, assisting in the construction of well facilities and maintaining the water system, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility. This hands-on participation empowers residents, giving them pride in their improved infrastructure and reinforcing the value of community-led development.

In 2025, Give Me Water Lord (GMWL) successfully completed the UA Project in Makueni, providing clean, safe, and reliable water to hundreds of families in the area. The project aimed to reduce the long distances residents previously traveled to access water, improving both health and daily life.

The well and water system were designed with sustainability in mind, ensuring that the community could rely on it for years to come. By providing safe drinking water, the project significantly reduced the risk of waterborne illnesses and promoted better hygiene and sanitation practices.

Local community members were actively involved in the project, assisting in the construction of well facilities and maintaining the water system, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility. This hands-on participation empowers residents, giving them pride in their improved infrastructure and reinforcing the value of community-led development.