Social Mission
Clean Water and Sanitation
Communities without clean water and sanitation suffer from the spread of waterborne diseases and high child mortality rates. One Ummah Foundation tackles this crisis with sustainable solutions to improve lives and protect public health.
Our Approach
One Ummah Foundation addresses the global water and sanitation crisis with sustainable, community-focused programs. By combining modern technology, local expertise, and comprehensive hygiene education, we create long-lasting solutions that prioritize health, dignity, and resilience. Our goal is to empower communities to thrive by ensuring reliable access to clean water and proper sanitation infrastructure, breaking the cycle of poverty and illness.
Our Impact
- Funded 700+ deep water wells worldwide, providing clean water to communities in need.
- Improved health for 100,000+ people by reducing waterborne diseases.
- Empowered women and children by significantly reducing the time spent on fetching water.
- Reduced environmental impact through sustainable sanitation systems that protect local water sources.
How We Make It Happen
At One Ummah Foundation, we deliver clean water and sanitation through a blend of innovation and community involvement. From building wells and sanitation systems to providing hygiene education, we ensure that our projects are sustainable and impactful. By partnering with trusted local organizations, we empower communities to take ownership of their water and sanitation solutions, ensuring lasting change.
1
Constructing Wells and Water Systems
Bringing clean water closer to communities, reducing the health risks associated with unsafe water.
2
Laying Sanitation Infrastructure
Building latrines, sewage systems, and waste management facilities to improve hygiene and reduce contamination.
3
Hygiene Education
Partnering with local organizations to promote hygiene practices, ensuring the community maximizes the benefits of clean water and sanitation infrastructure.
4
Empowering Local Communities
Involving residents in planning and maintaining water and sanitation projects, ensuring long-term sustainability.
5
Combating Waterborne Diseases
Combining clean water access with proper sanitation to significantly reduce the spread of diseases like cholera and diarrhea.
Featured Projects
One Ummah Foundation is transforming communities by providing clean water and improved sanitation to those in need. In Mijela Village, Malawi, the construction of a borehole has brought safe water to over 400 residents, reducing disease and freeing time for education and work. In Gaza, where conflict and limited infrastructure exacerbate water scarcity, large water tanks now provide clean drinking water to over 1,000 families. Similarly, in Atipara village, Barishal, Bangladesh, an 850-foot-deep well offers clean water to 59 residents, replacing reliance on unsafe water sources. These projects not only meet urgent needs but also empower communities to thrive, breaking cycles of poverty and illness.
