Our First Three Months: Water Well Projects in Africa

As the Care Association, we aim to help areas with difficult access to water by opening water wells in Africa. We are accelerating our water well projects in Burkina Faso, Chad, and Nigeria in the first three months of 2023. Here are some of our activities during this period:

Planned Water Wells in Burkina Faso

In the first quarter of 2023, we plan to open a total of 2 water wells in Burkina Faso. The construction of these wells is ongoing and will be completed soon. In this way, we will contribute to solving the water access problem in Burkina Faso and improving the quality of life of the local people.

Water Wells to be Opened in Chad

We aim to open 14 new water wells in Chad in the month of Ramadan 2023. With the work done so far, it is planned that all of these wells will be opened by the end of Ramadan. In addition, the construction of the 26 water wells planned in 2022 was completed during this period. Opening videos that we received are being sorted to be sent to our donors.

Water Well Activities in Nigeria

We put 4 water wells into operation in Nigeria in the first three months of 2023. The openings of these wells will be made in a short time, and an important step will be taken to meet the water needs of the local people. With our work in Nigeria, we aim to support the regions experiencing a water crisis and improve their quality of life.

Our Water Projects in Africa Continue

As the Care Association, we will continue our water well opening projects in Africa and work to help people living in areas with difficult access to water. In this way, we aim to contribute to raising living standards and reducing health problems by providing more people with access to clean water.

What Can We Do?

If you want to support our water well opening projects in Africa, you can make a donation from the "Donate" section located in the top right of our website. With these donations, we can make the lives of people who have difficulty accessing water easier.

"We are only a means."