Environment charities protect and nurture the health, diversity and sustainability of our environment and the natural world.
Getting enough water every day is important for our health. Safe drinking water restores family health.
Clean water gives kids a chance to attend school and build a better future.
Water is fundamental to relieving hunger in the developing world. 84% of people, who don't have access to clean water, also live in rural areas.
Lack of safe water and poverty are mutually reinforcing; access to consistent sources of clean water is crucial to poverty reduction
The communities we serve are characterized with rapidly increasing human population, encroachment to water catchment areas, low rainfall with surface run-off, and little or no civic education on proper care to water sources, water preservation as well as proper hygiene. A combination of these factors has gradually led to hunger, malnutrition, waterborne diseases and subsequent poor quality of living. The primary cause to these suffering is water scarcity due delayed rainfall, high reliance to seasonal rivers and dead wells. Our charity efforts help touch and improve lives by addressing the water scarcity problem at different stages of the value chain.
RAWSAF, with the help of donors, embarks on a journey of building earth dams, construction of dam walls, creation of shallow wells, and community engagement in civic education. The aim is to enhance sustainable access to water, uphold sanitation and converse water for daily use. The water wells and dams have a lifespan of 20 years and will touch the lives of communities bringing about transformative change
To enhance access to sustainable water sources to communities living in ASAL regions of Eastern Kenya, Africa
To touch and change lives of communities living in ASAL rural Africa through access to water for domestic use, micro irrigation, livestock, environmental and health activities through acts of kindness.
RAWSAF seeks to enhance access to sustainable water sources to communities living in ASAL regions of Eastern Kenya, Africa
The water crisis is real. It’s affecting women, children, families and farmers.
ASAL regions of lower eastern of Kenya, Africa. This region covers approximately 65,775 KM2 with a population of 2,105,493 as per the KNBS 2019 census. Specifically, these are Makueni, Machakos, Kitui and Kajiado counties
Below is our team of volunteers.
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