Children carrying a water container back to their home on Manda Island
Clean water for 300 villagers on Manda Island

Bring Water to Mandamaweni

A freshwater aquifer has been discovered beneath the Manda dunes. With a borehole and a 2.5 km pipeline along the mangrove creek, we can provide a permanent water supply to the village.

For years, the village of Mandamaweni on Manda Island has relied on unreliable, unsafe sources of water. A newly discovered freshwater aquifer beneath the Manda dunes changes that — offering a real, permanent solution for the community.

The plan: sink a borehole at the aquifer and lay a 2.5 km pipeline along the mangrove creek into the village, delivering clean water directly to families for the first time.

We are building the borehole ourselves — we're asking you to contribute to laying the pipeline.

What this means for Mandamaweni

Clean Water

Reliable and safe for every family.

Farming & Food Security

Opportunities to grow, eat and thrive.

Community Development

Stronger, healthier communities.

Sustainable Future

A lasting legacy for Manda Island.

Project Cost: KES 2.5 Million Every contribution brings us closer to clean water for an entire community.

Ways to Contribute

Every contribution funds a real stretch of the 2.5 km pipeline to Mandamaweni.