Finding Inspiration

We are always looking for talented and motivated individuals to join our team. If you are passionate and share our values, we encourage you to explore volunteer opportunities with us. The availability of clean water is a foundational element for human well-being, directly underpinning public health, human dignity, and sustainable development. Its absence is a primary driver of disease, child mortality, and poverty, thereby impeding overall societal advancement. Globally, the issue of water scarcity remains pervasive, with an estimated 2.2 billion people lacking access to potable water in 2022. This global crisis is disproportionately concentrated in Sub-Saharan Africa, a region that bears significant risk and is experiencing the most severe impacts of the water crisis. In 2020 alone, 344 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa lacked access to safely managed drinking water. The region's rapid population growth and accelerating urbanization further compound these existing challenges.

Sustainable Solutions

The number of people without access to clean drinking water is growing. According to the WHO, UNICEF progress report 387 million people lived without access to basic drinking water services in Sub Saharan Africa in 2020 up from 350 Million people in 2000. Amaizi H20 Outreach is mitigating access to clean water and addressing the problem of water shortage especially in rural communities. We are partnering with local communities to establish sustainable solutions and addressing climate change challenges that have led to water shortages.

Strategic Collaborations

In Sub-Saharan Africa, the burden of collecting water is usually left to the women and children, meaning that they miss out on the opportunities to work or study. We are partnering with local governments to ensure that women and young children especially the girls don’t get left behind because of the cultural and gender roles which may derail them from advancing in work and educational opportunities.

Environmental Stewardship

Environmental Stewardship and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene programs are intrinsically liked and mutually interdependent. Proper sanitation and waste management are important in preventing environmental contamination and pollution. Environmentally conscious interventions can contribute to climate change mitigation by reducing green house emissions. The reduction of pollutants and managing waste can help maintain biodiversity and improve natural processes that support aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. In essence, environmental stewardship provides the foundation for universal access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene. Healthy ecosystems provide important services such as natural water filtration, regulation of water flow, and absorption of waste. Degradation of these ecosystems can lead to catastrophic compromise of clean water practices resulting in unsafe water. Without a healthy environment the universal access to safe water becomes challenging, if not impossible to achieve.