PROVIDE WATER, LIFE & HEALTH



Installation

 

Over the last five years, Sustainable Clean Water has successfully installed 7 water reservoirs, along with 16 water stations and wells, serving 16 communities across Northern Nigeria, including Katsina, Kaduna, and Jos.

These installations provide long-term, sustainable solutions to the severe water crisis affecting these regions. By improving access to safe and clean water, the projects are helping to reduce waterborne diseases, restore dignity, and improve daily life for thousands of families and residents.

For many communities, access to clean water no longer requires hours of travel each day. Women and children especially benefit from the restored time, allowing children to attend school regularly and families to focus on education, work, and community development.

These life-saving projects continue to create lasting impact by strengthening health, supporting economic stability, and bringing hope to underserved communities throughout the region.

 
 
 
Over the years, this initiative has grown into a life-changing source of hope for thousands of families. Today, there are a total of seven water reservoirs and sixteen water stations serving more than 50,000 people across sixteen communities that previously lacked access to clean and safe drinking water.
 
One of the greatest impacts of this project is the transformation in the lives of children. We are delighted to report that an estimated 5,000 school-age children no longer spend hours each day walking long distances to collect contaminated water. Instead, they are now able to walk to school, focus on their education, and pursue the dreams and opportunities that lie ahead of them.
 
The joy on their faces reminds us why every sacrifice, every effort, and every contribution toward this mission has been worthwhile. Seeing children sitting in classrooms, learning and building a future for themselves, instead of wandering in search of unsafe water, is a powerful testimony to the difference clean water can make in a community.
 
This project is more than providing water, it is restoring dignity, improving health, empowering education, and creating hope for generations to come.
Installations

Seven water reservoirs installed and are fully operational, providing clean water. The first reservoir was installed in 2021, remains fully functional today.

Communities

With seven reservoirs installed and sixteen water stations, our water system serves sixteen communities, ensuring a consistent and reliable supply of water that provide accessto clean and safe drinking water

Participation

Local community members are actively involved in the installation and ongoing maintenance of the system, fostering local ownership, building technical capacity, and ensuring long-term sustainability. This community-driven approach keeps operational costs low while strengthening stewardship of the infrastructure. 

Health

Families save money by saving money instead of spending on medications for water-borne diseases. It reduces poverty.

Our Story

Sustainable Clean Water is a community based response to water scarcity in parts of Nigeria facing desert encroachment. Ezekiel grew up with his family confronted by this harsh reality. His family had to walk long distances to fetch a bucket of water for their children. 

As the children got older, they were soon expected to join the quest for water instead of going to school. They often go late to school and miss out sessions covered by teacher hours earlier. 

Ezekiel’s response is to raise funds to provide clean water in similar communities. His approach is community based, where the youths participate in installation and maintenance system.

Mission

Our mission is to provide clean drinking water to one million people living in abject water poverty and plant 5 million trees by the year 2030. The project is successful due to its reception among families, schools, youths and community leaders. 

The mission will provide clean and accessible water within reasonable distance from households, to reduce to burden of walking long distances. It will help keep children in school instead of spending hours in the morning fetching water.