Women carrying water in basins and jerrycans

Water for villages

Drawing living water to heal broken lands.

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You can help end the water crisis and restore hope to some of the most vulnerable people. Across war-torn regions, refugees, soldiers, rebels, and civilians often struggle to find clean and safe water. For many, a single drop represents more than survival, it symbolizes peace, dignity, and the chance to rebuild.Together, we can change this reality. By extending clean, reliable water to these communities, including the Batwa people who have long been marginalized and those whose homes have been devastated by war, we bring not only health and life, but also a message of God's love and renewal, one community at a time.Join our mission
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Clean water is a whole family concern.

Clean water affects entire families, refugees, soldiers, rebels, civilians in war-torn areas, and Batwa communities alike. For young girls, mothers, and sons, the search for water is a daily struggle that steals time from school, work, and play.

With a charitable donation today, you can lift this burden. Providing a reliable and safe water source restores dignity, health, and hope, unlocking potential and giving families the gift of time for study, work, and the freedom to dream.

A gift of lasting opportunity.

When you support Turning Point Missions Africa, you come alongside our local teams to build life-changing water sources, wells, small dams, spring protections, and more, in communities most in need, including refugees, soldiers, rebels, civilians in war-torn areas, and Batwa families.

Together, we ensure these water sources remain reliable for years to come, bringing health, hope, and opportunity to entire communities while empowering families to thrive and rebuild their lives.

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A woman drinking from a dirty jerrycan
a child drinking from a bore hole
A child going to fetch water
Women carrying water in basins and jerrycans
Water for villages. | Drawing living water to heal broken lands.