Walking to school with water jugs. 

 Chebongi Primary & Secondary Schools, 1600   students, an extremely needy area.  

AWW is considering this school for a possible well in 2026.

In 2010, Sandy and Bud Mulcahy spent 3 weeks in East Africa. In Kenya they learned of diffficult and daily journeys to collect water. The idea of a return trip to provide bore holes for clean water was born. AWW has added providing educational material laptops to schools, skills training for women, pastors' confer-ences, rain catch systems, and The Bucket Ministry.

     Long lines wait for slow running spring water.

Classrooms.

17 Million Kenyans lack access to clean drinking water.

Jugs are filled with spring water, which dis-appears in the dry season; a distant walk to the river to drink dirty water is necessary.