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Somalia Water Well | A Well Against the Drought

Drought has forced half a million people in Somalia from their homes. Many families now live in camps. Water in those camps mostly comes by truck and often runs out before noon. A water barrel now costs two or three times more in many districts. A Somalia water well gives the camp a source that does not depend on a truck. Our field partner reports which camp runs out of water and which well has failed. The drilling point inside the camp is chosen from that record. Your gift is set against the chosen camp's well within 72 hours. You receive the camp's name. The well is sunk and a solar or hand pump goes in. The water is tested before the camp water committee takes over the well. Footage of the first water reaches your account on opening day. The pump is serviced all year. A new photo of the well follows twelve months later. May ALLAH bless this water for the camp.
Well Record Camp Name Drilling Date To the Committee
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What Our Donors Say
Ismawati
Penang Malaysia
I pray ALLAH quenches the thirst of the camps where the truck runs dry. My heart is with those families. I gave for a camp well that morning after my prayer.
Tanveer
Edison USA
Footage of children filling their buckets on opening day stayed with me. It came the same day the pump started.
Hannah
Calgary Canada
My heart settled on clean water that stays in one camp for years. The receipt and the camp name both reached my phone within 72 hours.
Mor
Lagos Nigeria
A radio item about thirsty camps in Somalia made me act. I sponsored a new well. The drilling date showed in my app.
Ivy
Prague Czechia
The page explained plainly why a well lasts when a truck does not. I felt sure. I donated towards one camp well that week.
Rizki
Shah Alam Malaysia
Seeing the committee take over the well in the app made me smile. I gave again for another camp well a month later.
Perwaiz and 70 people donated
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Water that does not run out in a Somali camp

Within 72 hours your gift is set against a chosen camp in Somalia. Trucked water runs out by noon. A drilled source stays.

Where the Water Runs Out
Our field partner in Somalia reports which camp's trucked water runs out before noon and which well has failed. The drilling point inside the camp is chosen from that record.
87,000 families reached
Sunk and Handed to the Camp
The well is sunk and a solar or hand pump goes in. The camp water committee takes over after a water test. Each step shows its date in your account.
48 countries active
First Water on Opening Day
Footage of the first water reaches you on the day the well opens. The camp is named and anyone seen on camera has agreed to appear.
350,000 lives touched
The Well Stays With the Camp
Pump care continues through the year and the water is tested regularly. Twelve months later you get a new photo from the camp.
280,000 meals delivered
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this donation

1What does a Somalia water well gift cover?

It covers the drilling and the pump. The well site follows the truck record. The water is tested and the well goes to the camp water committee.

2Which camp gets the well?

The well goes to a camp in our field partner's record where trucked water runs out before noon or a well has failed.

3What do I receive first?

The camp name appears in your account within 72 hours. The well is logged under that camp.

4Why is trucked water not enough?

Trucked water often runs out before noon. Funding cuts and rising barrel prices mean fewer trucks reach the camps.

5Does the pump run on solar power?

Each camp gets either a solar pump or a hand pump. The handover record states which one was fitted.

6Is the water tested?

Yes. The camp does not use the well until the water is tested. Testing continues regularly through the year.

7How can I watch the opening?

Footage of the first water reaches your account on opening day. Everyone on camera has agreed to appear.

8What happens after the handover?

The camp water committee keeps order at the pump. Pump servicing continues all year.

9Could my gift be moved to other work?

No. Your gift is used for the well of the camp it was assigned to.

10When should I expect the opening?

The ground in the camp sets the pace. It can take a few months. The drilling start and the handover are dated in your account.

11Will the well close when the drought ends?

No. The well stays as the camp's own water source. A new photo of the well is sent after twelve months.

12Can I get a tax deduction receipt?

Yes. Quenara is a 501(c)(3) organization based in Delaware. Your receipt is in your account as soon as the gift is complete.

13Why Somalia?

Drought has displaced half a million people. Water aid reaches only a small share of the camps. A lasting well protects a camp from truck cuts.

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