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Michelle Danly's Fundraiser
WOMEN OF THE WELL HEALTHY VILLAGE INITIATIVES
Join us in supporting healthy sanitation and hygiene practices in rural Uganda
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Join Women of the Well in bridging our next initiative - A Healthy Village Program.
Women of the Well is a community of purpose-driven women united in faith, compassion, and service. We are committed to uplifting vulnerable communities by championing access to clean water, empowering women and girls, and cultivating servant leadership in rural Uganda. Rooted in the example of Christ and inspired by the Samaritan woman at the well, we respond to the call to love boldly, serve joyfully, and advocate tirelessly for global dignity and transformation.
Since 2024, we have funded 3 wells and hundreds of essential hygiene supplies such as soap and sanitary napkin kits to promote better health and hygiene practices.
What is a Healthy Village Program?
The Healthy Village Program, or WASH, is a 12-month initiative (formerly 6 month) conducted by Wells of Life WASH officers that improves water, sanitation, and hygiene in rural Uganda by providing child protection training, menstrual health education, hygiene infrastructure, and spiritual development through church engagement. WASH stands for water, sanitation, and hygiene. The goal is for each village with a well to also have the sanitation tools and education to live a healthy, full life.