Water Borehole 🚰 The Gambia 🇬🇲 – West Africa

Clean water. A safe birth. A future with dignity.

In a remote village of Jarra Sey in The Gambia, a mother preparing to give birth must first walk miles under the sun, carrying a heavy bucket of water on her head—not for drinking, but to bring with her to the clinic. The health post has no running water. Women and girls lose hours every day fetching water from distant, often unsafe sources, while waterborne disease quietly claims the lives of young children.‌‌‌

You can change this story.

£4750 can fund a sustainable water borehole 🚰 —drilled deep, fitted with a pump, and maintained with the community for years to come. One well can serve hundreds of families, freeing girls to stay in school, mothers to give birth safely, and entire villages to drink without fear.‌

Your donation, guided by compassion and dignity. Crisis Aid ensures every pound goes directly to the appeal you choose, with full transparency and photo updates so you see the life you’ve helped protect. This isn’t just a well—it’s health, hope, and a future built on the belief that every person deserves clean water.‌‌

Donate today. Turn a daily struggle into a lasting source of life.