You Turned Irimya’s Dark Walks Into Light

What once took hours in fear now takes seconds in safety.

For way too many years, families in Irimya have carried more than just water.

They carried fear.

Every day, women and children walked for hours in the dark—before dawn or after dark—down lonely, unsafe paths.

And the reward for this exhausting journey?

Dirty water that made them sick.

But now, thanks to you, those walks look different.

"What was once a dream is now everyday life—taps in every village, and what once took ages now takes just minutes.”
- Phillemon, father in Irimya

With 75 new tapstands across the 14 villages in their community, it takes less than 30 minutes to fill their jerry cans with that fresh, clean water.

That means a much shorter, safer walk for families when the sun is up! They no longer risk safety for something as basic as water and they’re free to spend their days in school, at work, and together.

It’s a dramatic change all made possible by compassionate people like you, willing to take action.

Thank you for helping turn darkness into daylight for the families in Irimya. You’ve truly lightened their load.