Water Equality
One billion people worldwide still do not have access to safe drinking water
Water Equality
One billion people worldwide still do not have access to safe drinking water
Our progress so far...
People provided access to safe, sustainable water
People trained in sanitation
People trained in our skilling program
- In rural Uganda households spend on average two hours per day fetching water - a burden usually carried by women and girls.
- Equal Aqua works with communities in Uganda to tackle inequalities in access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH).
WASH projects completed in 2023
What we do
Water Projects
We provide equal access to WASH in rural communities and deprived urban areas in Uganda.
EAU tackles overlapping inequalities relating to WASH: gender, health, education and the environment.
We train young leaders to become local WASH ambassadors and set up WASH committees.
Pit Latrines
We build a high quality Ventilated Improved Pit (VIP) latrine made sustainably from earth blocks.
This will provide essential sanitation facilities for up to 1,000 school.
This method has a significantly lower carbon impact compared to standard kiln-fired bricks
Skills and Education
Our team runs WASH workshops in schools, women’s groups and community centres.
We teach practical skills such as making liquid soap, bar soap, shampoo and reusable sanitary pads.
EAU leads Menstrual Hygiene Management sessions in schools and community groups.
Water Projects
We provide equal access to WASH in rural communities and deprived urban areas in Uganda.
EAU tackles overlapping inequalities relating to WASH: gender, health, education and the environment.
We train young leaders to become local WASH ambassadors and set up WASH committees.
Pit Latrines
We build a high quality Ventilated Improved Pit (VIP) latrine made sustainably from earth blocks.
This will provide essential sanitation facilities for up to 1,000 school.
This method has a significantly lower carbon impact compared to standard kiln-fired bricks
Skills and Education
Our team runs WASH workshops in schools, women’s groups and community centres.
We teach practical skills such as making liquid soap, bar soap, shampoo and reusable sanitary pads.
EAU leads Menstrual Hygiene Management sessions in schools and community groups.
About us
EAU was established in 2020 by a group of young volunteers from the UK and Uganda to deliver a shared vision of WASH equality. We have since grown to over 30 passionate volunteers in 10 countries.
Our projects are driven by grassroots needs, as identified by the Ugandan Team, who design and deliver the solutions. This is supported by the UK/Global Team, who lead on fundraising and business functions.
About us
EAU was established in 2020 by a group of young volunteers from the UK and Uganda to deliver a shared vision of WASH equality. We have since grown to over 30 passionate volunteers in 10 countries.
Our projects are driven by grassroots needs, as identified by the Ugandan Team, who design and deliver the solutions. This is supported by the UK/Global Team, who lead on fundraising and business functions.
Our Values
Our Vision
We will become a leading organisation in Uganda in addressing inequality in WASH, and interrelated issues of gender and sustainability
Our Mission
We will achieve this by working with partners and local communities to develop the required skills, knowledge and practical interventions
Where we work
With Equal Aqua Uganda your donation goes further
100% of money raised goes directly to our projects in Uganda, where we have near zero administrative costs
our programmes help those suffering the greatest WASH inequalities, as identified by our Ugandan team
We are run by a group of dedicated volunteers in Uganda, the UK and internationally
How you can help
What did Equal Aqua Uganda achieve in 2023?
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