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Safe Water Access

Bringing Clean Water Closer to Communities

Safe and reliable water is essential for health, dignity and community wellbeing.

Blue Sands Foundation works with communities and local partners to develop sustainable borehole projects that improve access to clean, reliable water across The Gambia.

These projects help reduce the daily burden of collecting water while supporting improved hygiene, sanitation and protection from waterborne disease.

Support Safe Water Access

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Our Community Borehole Projects

Our Borehole Projects

Safe Water Across Three Regions

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Mahmoud Al Zaidi Borehole

Kitty Fula Kunda · West Coast Region · 2024

The Mahmoud Al Zaidi Borehole provides safe and reliable water access to more than 2,600 community members.

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Sare Ngalleng · Central River Region · 2024

This community borehole is improving safe-water access, hygiene and sanitation for more than 1,450 people.

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Khalida Yousif Jerjis Borehole

Sare Elli, Wuli East District · Upper River Region · 2024

This rural water project supports safe drinking-water access for more than 1,500 people in an underserved community.

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Graham Crowe Memorial Borehole

Madina Daru Salam/Farato Bojang Kunda · West Coast Region · 2024

The Graham Crowe Borehole improves clean-water access and supports healthier living conditions for more than 1,650 people.

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Project Impact

More Than Water

Improved water access can create benefits across many areas of community life.

Improved Public Health

Safer water supports better hygiene and helps reduce exposure to waterborne disease.

Reduced Daily Burden

More accessible water reduces the time and physical effort required to collect it.

Stronger Communities

Reliable water infrastructure supports households, community services and everyday activities.

Greater Dignity

Safe and accessible water helps people meet essential daily needs with greater security and dignity.

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Your Donation

Where Your Support Goes

Donations to the Safe Water Access programme help Blue Sands Foundation plan and deliver community water initiatives responsibly.

 

Funds may be used for project assessment, infrastructure, materials, local implementation, community engagement, monitoring and maintenance support.

Where a specific project is fully funded, Blue Sands Foundation may direct additional donations to another safe-water project or an area of similar need. Make sure this is also explained during the donation checkout process.

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Work With Us

Let’s Create Lasting Impact Together

We welcome partnerships with governments, research institutions, development organisations, businesses and communities working to advance public health, climate resilience and sustainable development.

The Challenge We Address

Communities without reliable access to safe water face increased health risks and significant daily challenges.

Families may need to travel longer distances to obtain water, while unreliable water sources can affect hygiene, sanitation, household responsibilities and community wellbeing.

Women and children are often particularly affected by the time and physical effort required to collect water.

Community Water Solutions Built to Last

Blue Sands Foundation works with communities and local stakeholders to support water infrastructure that responds to locally identified needs.

Our approach prioritises:

  • Suitable project locations

  • Community participation

  • Reliable water access

  • Responsible local management

  • Improved hygiene and sanitation

  • Long-term community benefit

 

We recognise that installing infrastructure is only one part of creating sustainable access. Community ownership and appropriate local management are essential to keeping water projects working effectively.

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