Our impact

The change clean water makes.

Every figure on this page is a real community, a real school, a real clinic — now living with safe, reliable water. Here is the proof.

By the numbers

Clean water, measured in lives changed.

Every number here is a real community with clean water.

250,000+ people now have access to clean water

40+ communities served across Cameroon & the region

120+ water points installed and maintained

1.2M+ litres of safe water delivered every day

60+ schools served with clean water

18+ hospitals and clinics served

95% of water points still functioning after 3 years

35,000+ people reached with hygiene education

Where the impact lands

Impact by program and region.

A scannable look at how our work breaks down — across our four programs and across the communities we serve.

Install

120+

water points built

Purify

1.2M+

litres treated daily

Sustain

95%

still functioning after 3 yrs

Educate

35,000+

people reached with hygiene education

Human proof

Stories behind the numbers.

Numbers open the door; people walk through it. These are a few of the communities behind the figures above.

A named beneficiary in Bafia stands beside the community's new water point.

Bafia, Centre Region

Our children no longer miss school because they are ill. The water is right here, and it is clean.

For years, families in Bafia walked over an hour each morning to collect water that often made their children sick. A new community tap stand now serves more than 1,200 people — and the local school has seen attendance climb as children stay healthy.

Members of a women-led water committee in Ngaoundéré beside their water system.

Ngaoundéré, Adamawa Region

We were taught to fix it ourselves. Now this water belongs to us, and we make sure it lasts.

A women-led water committee now runs and maintains the system serving their neighbourhood. Trained as caretakers, they keep the pump flowing year-round — and reinvest a small user fee into spare parts, so the point never falls back into disrepair.

A nurse uses clean running water at a rural clinic in the East Region.

Bertoua, East Region

Before, we boiled what we could. Now we have safe water for every patient, every day.

A rural clinic that once turned patients away for lack of safe water now delivers babies and treats wounds with clean water on tap. A new borehole supplies the clinic and the surrounding village, cutting waterborne illness sharply.

From the field