In the heart of Tharparkar, Sindh, Pakistan, thousands of families face the daily struggle of accessing safe drinking water. Surrounded by vast desert landscapes, extreme heat and limited rainfall, water is not just a necessity; for many, it is a luxury.
According to the Canadian Red Cross, research into rural communities in Tharparkar found that:
Women and children are primarily responsible for collecting water.
Around 3–5 hours every day can be spent collecting water for household and livestock needs.
During dry seasons, families in some communities must travel 3 km or more to reach water sources.
With approximately 97% of Tharparkar's land consisting of desert, transporting heavy drilling equipment and materials is extremely challenging, making water projects significantly more expensive.
Your £3,000 Can Transform Two Villages
By donating a community deep well in Pakistan, you can help provide a shared water source for 50+ families, benefiting approximately 250 people across two neighbouring villages.
Your generosity can reduce the daily burden of collecting water, support healthier living and give children more time to learn, play and enjoy their childhood.
One Well. Two Villages. 250+ Lives. Generations of Hope.
Donate £3,000 – Give the Gift of Water.
