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Clean water for 10 villages
Ten boreholes for villages where families still walk for water.

In many villages in The Gambia, women and children walk more than an hour each day to fetch water that is often unsafe to drink. A borehole changes that for the whole village.
Each borehole is surveyed with the community, drilled, tested for water quality and handed over to a village committee. You will see every stage, with photos from our field team.
Where each project stands
Live from our project records. Every stage is checked before the next one starts.
Borehole, AmdalaiThe GambiaStage 5 of 7: Delivery
Borehole, KunkujangThe GambiaStage 3 of 7: Funding
Borehole, SukutaThe GambiaStage 5 of 7: Delivery
Borehole, TanjiThe GambiaStage 5 of 7: Delivery
What £4,500 pays for
- Survey and drilling
- £2,800
- Pump and tank
- £1,200
- Water quality test
- £150
- Handover and committee training
- £350
