“Safe water for your health and socio-economic development.”
15,000 Homes, 300 Health centers, and 1,200 Schools by 2030
“Safe water for your health and socio-economic development.”
15,000 Homes, 300 Health centers, and 1,200 Schools by 2030
15,000 Homes, 300 Health centers, and 1,200 Schools by 2030
15,000 Homes, 300 Health centers, and 1,200 Schools by 2030
We are a social impact organization legally established in 2023 that is dedicated to improving the delivery of sustainable water supply, sanitation, and hygiene services in health centers, schools, and communities to enhance the quality of life. WAC’s approach involves engaging individuals with disabilities, youth, and young women to drive positive change.
Love: Service-oriented culture filled with a true desire to support our clients to significantly expedite delivery and ensure delight.
Integrity: The fruits of Honesty & Transparency.
Learning: Transforming the useful seeds of intervention into solutions valued above every existing alternative that is widely adopted.
Innovation: Acquiring kn
Love: Service-oriented culture filled with a true desire to support our clients to significantly expedite delivery and ensure delight.
Integrity: The fruits of Honesty & Transparency.
Learning: Transforming the useful seeds of intervention into solutions valued above every existing alternative that is widely adopted.
Innovation: Acquiring knowledge fast enough to survive and thrive in a rapidly changing Environment.
IF: We offer access to clean drinking water and provide education on hygiene and sanitation.
BY: Developing knowledge and effectively managing the implementation of well-designed, sustainable, and affordable solutions for safe water, sanitation, and hygiene.
THEN: Low-income individuals, rural schools, and health centers can thrive with mor
IF: We offer access to clean drinking water and provide education on hygiene and sanitation.
BY: Developing knowledge and effectively managing the implementation of well-designed, sustainable, and affordable solutions for safe water, sanitation, and hygiene.
THEN: Low-income individuals, rural schools, and health centers can thrive with more time, money, and greater health while improving the local economy.
ULTIMATELY: We will have a safe water supply and a healthy environment
In Uganda, waterborne illnesses and water scarcity are significant challenges faced by rural schools, health centers, and homes due to inadequate access to safe drinking water. For example, UNICEF says “Diarrhoea, one of three major childhood killers in Uganda, kills 33 children every day, and most of the time it is transmitted through drinking unsafe water or coming into contact with contaminated hands that haven’t been washed with soap.”
In addition, early childhood diarrhea is not only deadly; it also contributes to Uganda's high levels of stunting, which affects children's cognitive development and performance. Girls, in particular, are more likely to drop out of school due to a lack of sanitation facilities.
Improved access to water and sanitation facilities does not always result in improved health. Health improvement can be achieved by hygienic behavior, including washing hands with soap after feces and before eating or preparing food.
The poor bear the brunt of poor sanitation. According to the World Bank, the poorest 20 percent of the population defecate in the open 13.5 times more often than the wealthiest 20 percent.
Water Access Consulting contributes to health and socio-economic development by providing access to safe drinking water for low-income individuals and educating them about hygiene and sanitation in Schools, Health centers, and Homes.
We work to improve outcomes for stakeholders in four critical areas:
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