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You Can Provide Clean Water Today

Help us provide clean, safe water to vulnerable communities in South Sudan.

Celebrate our 20th Anniversary with us!

Grab the balloons and your favorite people to celebrate 20 years of watering the seeds of change in South Sudan! We are celebrating all year long, with our supporters hosting parties all over the planet. Click the link below and learn how you can join us in the festivities!

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It all started with a Lost Boy of Sudan who just kept walking…

Water for South Sudan began when a Lost Boy from a rural village in southwestern Sudan returned home, only to find his father fighting deadly waterborne parasites. 

After seeing his father’s condition, Salva decided to take matters into his own hands and help his community access better water, sanitation, and hygiene practices.  

And today, we call this movement Water for South Sudan!

 5 MILLION

people in South Sudan live without daily access to safe water and sanitation services.

3.7 MILES

Children, often girls, spend their days walking for water. They walk an average of 3.7 miles per trip. Sometimes they make multiple trips to obtain water, carrying up to 40 pounds (18 kgs) of water each time.

10 PERCENT

of people in South Sudan have access to basic sanitation services

20 Years of Watering the Seeds of Change

  • happy children pumping clean water

    Water Wells

    We help drill, maintain, and restore water wells so the people in South Sudan have access to clean water all year-round.

  • hygiene trainees learning about safe water practices

    Hygiene

    We make sure to educate communities about hygiene so that the clean water from existing wells doesn’t get contaminated due to poor hygiene practices.

  • students in front of latrine

    Sanitation

    Our sanitation program makes sure people have access to latrines so communities can prevent the spread of diseases.

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