Strike Water is collaborating with East African governments to tackle the clean drinking water crisis through the installation of water wells and ATMs.
This approach is designed to generate millions of liters of water to the communities that are being served. Key actions include drilling wells, installing solar-powered tanks, and water ATM’s for the community.
StrikeWater plans to operate with subsidiaries in East Africa, governed by a US-based C. Corp. StrikerWater is teaming with locals in every community to ensure maintenance and security concerns are addressed on a daily basis
The burden of collecting water often falls on women and children, limiting their time for education and economic activities.
World Vision reports that access to clean water can save families $12 to $45 monthly – “which is equivalent to 25%-45% of monthly income.” These savings stem from lower medical expenses and reduced days off work due to illness. Improved health allows parents to maintain steady employment fostering economic stability. Clean water not only enhances family well-being, it also strengthens community resilience.
According to UNICEF, approximately 389 million people in sub-Saharan Africa do not have access to improved reliable drinking water sources. This not only poses significant health risks but also perpetuates a cycle of poverty and inequality.
115 people die every hour in Africa due to poor sanitation, improper hygiene, and consumption of dirty water.
The United Nations has a Sustainable Development Goal to ensure everyone has safe water and sanitation, but not until 2030.
We are collaborating with Biblica International, Liquid Legacy, and Convoy of Hope
to bring faith and hope to these communities.
41,000 Families Served Annually
13 Million Liters of Clean Water Annually
Over $4+ Million Dollars Reinvested Over 5 Years
$36+ Million back into the Families