Access to clean water is essential for health, education, and economic development. Clean water reduces the prevalence of waterborne diseases such as cholera and dysentery,leading to healthier communities. In addition, with improved access to water, children, especially girls, spend less time fetching water and spend more time in school, improving educational outcomes. Furthermore, access to water allows communities to engage in agriculture and other economic activities, reducing poverty and fostering growth.

To date, the project has helped over 500,000 people gain access to clean water and has also constructed over 1,200 wells, each providing a reliable source of clean water to communities in need.

This has significantly improved the health, education, and economic development in the communities they serve. Their efforts have led to a marked reduction in waterborne diseases and higher school attendance rates, particularly among girls, due to reduced time spent collecting water. Additionally, access to water has enhanced agricultural productivity and created new economic opportunities, contributing to the overall growth and development of these communities.