WATER EVERDAY
Sot-Uganda International’s Water Every
Day program aim to make measurable and
sustainable improvements in water supply in the communities we serve. The solution to the water crisis is not simple.
It is a big problem that needs a big answer. The water crisis is only
going to end when we all work together with each other, with other CBOs orNGOs,
with the communities that we seek to serve, and with YOU. Only through
deep commitment and collaboration, will we be able to solve the water
crisis.
So what can you do?
Spread the Word
One of the biggest challenges is that not enough
people know about the water crisis. For most of us, instant access to
clean water is the norm. Many of our friends and family are not aware of
the fact that 1 billion people in the world don’t have access to water
like we do. So help us spread the word. Use our resources to help share
information about the water crisis with your friends and family. Tweet
about it. Share on facebook. Start conversations. The more people that
know, the more people will help.
Imagine if you gathered 5 of your friends and
shared the story of the water crisis with them, convincing each to give
$25 to a well. Now what if each of those 5 people did the same? The
Ambassador program trains volunteers to have a tremendous impact by
sharing our story in their communities.
Start a campaign.
Wouldn’t it be nice if there was an easy online tool that gave you the ability to set up your own fundraising campaign? Then all of your friends could donate online. You could send out the link to your email lists, your facebook friends, and your twitter contacts. You could get the people you know to help you raise money for a water well and you could change the lives of hundreds of people.
Sot-Uganda International’s Water Every
Day program aim to make measurable and
sustainable improvements in water supply in the communities we serve. As well
as our workforce & enterprise development and food security &
agriculture programs: SOT has demonstration gardens and conducts training to encourage
growing high nutrition crops and local food production. SOT provides
training on the establishment of kitchen gardens, on producing a variety
of resilient food crops, and on composting techniques. At the family
level, helping communities to diversify their nutritional sources, which
is especially useful during extreme weather conditions.
