Jireh water projects
Community comes out for bore well dedication. Near Kampala Uganda
A special day. Tonny Mwesigwa talks to the Mayuge Village and dedicates the 60th well he has given to his neighboring communities
Beautiful children in maroon and pink at the new well. Near Kampala, Uganda
Well 60 Milestone. Winn Foundation USA
The Wankonge Village community looks on as well number 60 is dedicated. The Wankonge Village is in the Mayuge District of Uganda. This Well was made possible by the Winn Foundation. Thank you so much for making this well possible. Their well was dedicated on January 29, 2026.
Kalagala Gomba Celebrates Their New Well #59 from Webb Charitable Trust
Thank you to Webb Charitable Trust for making it possible for Kalagala Gomba to have fresh safe water. The well was opened on August 8, 2025
JAM Installs Well number 58 from Webb Charitable Trust
On May 5, 2025, thanks to the WEBB Charitable Trust, this Village received a new Bore Well. Number 58 for Jireh Africa Missions..
Installed and Dedicated on 17th/Feb/2023
We give God the glory for another completed Project #50. Today Pastor Chris dedicated well #50. In Nabiweeke village Wakiso district. Special thanks to the New Life friends church and Ronald F Webb.
Installation and dedication of Well 50. on 17th/Feb/2023
Dedication of Well of 49
well 49. At Kasoozi village in Luwero district.
God is good. we dedicated well 49. At Kasoozi village in Luwero district. On 21st/ Nov/2022. Special thanks to NLFC
Working on sanitation project in Kampala Uganda
Update: December 26, 2020 We are asking for $220 in donations to finish a toilet to improve sanitation on Ministry grounds.
Our Crew drilling Well number 50
Giving Hope With the Gift of Clean Water
From 2018 to 2023, Jireh water projects Uganda (as part of Jireh Africa Missions ) designed a Community Water missions to deliver safe and sustainable water sources in various districts facing serious water stress in Uganda.
Community Water missions intend to enable rural communities’ access to sustainable water sources. In Uganda current statistics indicate that national safe water coverage is estimated at 55% as at June 2017. Jireh water projects has partnered with church leaders and local community leaders with support from generous donors, to implement Community Water sources.
The project broad goal is to contribute to the achievement of universal and equitable access to clean and affordable drinking water for all remote regions in Uganda. The specific objectives are:
➢ To design and deliver clean and safe water sources in 500 different communities in Uganda by the end of 2024.
➢ To mitigate underlying socio-cultural, gender, technology and other barriers that sustain poor management of safe water sources in project areas.
➢ To promote effective management of water sources to ensure sustainable water access to communities
Doing finishing at the slamb after putting the Pedestal
