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The community health and hygiene class in Voi taught proper handwashing, safe water handling, personal and food hygiene, sanitation, environmental cleanliness, and disease prevention. Participants learned how these practices help prevent illness and promote a healthier community.

As we celebrate Madaraka Day, Lifewater RESCUE Kenya joins all Kenyans in reflecting on the values of freedom, unity, and self-determination that continue to shape our nation. May the spirit of Madaraka inspire us to work together, uplift one another, and build a country where every community can thrive. Wishing you a joyful and meaningful Madaraka Day!

Wishing our Muslim brothers and sisters a blessed and joyful Eid al-Adha.

May this special day bring peace, happiness, and abundant blessings to you and your families🌛🌛💙

Residents of Kang'ethya were relieved when Lifewater RESCUE Kenya successfully repaired the community hand pump. With clean water flowing again, families could return to their daily lives without worrying about getting water from long distances.

Today, we honor the women who nurture families, uplift communities and inspire hope every single day. May this Mother’s Day remind you how deeply valued and appreciated you are. Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible mothers and mother figures.

The new latrine construction at Mwasuma School is transforming the learning environment by improving safety, dignity, and sanitation for students. With the addition of handwashing stations, learners now have access to better hygiene facilities that help promote good health, reduce the spread of diseases, and create a cleaner, safer, and more supportive school community.

Celebrating the incredible Lifewater RESCUE Kenya team. Your hard work and commitment are at the heart of the impact we make every day. Thank you for the vital role you play in serving communities and driving positive change. Happy Labour Day!

The objectives of drilling the Upper Lenza community borehole are;

1. To provide reliable access to clean and safe water for all households within Upper Lenza.
2. To reduce water scarcity challenges and eliminate the need for long-distance water collection.
3. To improve public health and sanitation by ensuring the availability of safe water for drinking and domestic use.
4. To save time and effort, especially for women and children, allowing them to focus on education and other productive activities.
5. To support local economic activities such as small-scale farming, businesses, and other income-generating initiatives.

March 2026 Townhall with Catherine Achieng In celebration of International Women's Day and World Water Day, we're excited to welcome Lynda Gehrels, President of Lifewater Canada, and Catherine Achieng...