Project Report
| Jun 22, 2025
Our Efforts are Raising Hopes.
By ABI HENRY ACHAH | Founder/CEO
The "Lifeline in MAHOLE: Clean Water for 8000 Lives in Kumba-Cameroon" project continues to make strides towards its goal of providing sustainable clean water access to the community of Mahole. We are grateful for the initial donation of $550, which has laid the groundwork for our ambitious target of $85,000. This funding has already facilitated essential preliminary actions, such as site assessments and community workshops that engage local stakeholders. These efforts are crucial for establishing a framework that ensures the project is not only effective but sustainable in the long term, ultimately benefiting the lives of 8,000 residents who are currently without safe drinking water.
As we move forward, we urge potential partners, benefactors, and community supporters to join us in this critical endeavor. Expanding our funding will enable us to commence the construction of boreholes and water purification facilities, essential steps toward improving public health and sanitation in Kumba. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us closer to our goal and significantly impacts the community. Together, we can transform the lives of the Mahole community by ensuring access to clean and safe water, a fundamental human right that will foster development and well-being for generations to come.
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Feb 24, 2025
Water is Life!!
By ABI HENRY ACHAH | Founder/CEO
The HUFAC-CAMEROON project #60226, titled "Lifeline in MAHOLE: Clean Water for 8000 Lives," has made significant strides despite the challenges presented by the funding gap, having received $550 in donations. This contribution has allowed us to implement essential measures towards the provision of clean water, which is crucial for the health and well-being of the 8,000 IDPs in the community. We have successfully set up initial water purification systems, distributed water collection and storage containers, and conducted hygiene education workshops to raise awareness of safe water practices. These actions have already begun to show positive impacts, with community members reporting improvements in their health and a reduction in waterborne diseases.
However, a substantial amount of work remains to reach our overall goal of $40,000, which will ensure the full realization of our vision for MAHOLE. Additional funds are necessary to complete the installation of advanced purification systems, establish a sustainable water supply network, and expand our educational outreach. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our donors and GlobalGiving for their unwavering support, which has been instrumental in this project's early success. As we continue to strive for a healthier future for the residents of MAHOLE, we encourage further contributions to help us bridge this financial gap and ensure that 8,000 lives can thrive with access to clean water. Together, we can make a lasting change in this community.
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Oct 31, 2024
Access to Clean Water Remains Top Priority.
By ABI HENRY ACHAH | Founder/CEO
"Access to Clean Water Remains Top Priority"
Humanity First Association Kumba is unwavering in its commitment to improving the health and well-being of communities through our project, "Bring Water Safe to 25,000 Lives in Mahole." Access to clean water is a basic human right and remains a top priority for us as we strive to address the pressing needs of Mahole's population. The lack of safe drinking water has led to severe health challenges, affecting children and families alike. Our initiative focuses on constructing sustainable water systems and promoting hygiene practices to ensure that every individual in the region can access safe, potable water. With your support through the GlobalGiving platform, we can bring this vital resource to the community, significantly reducing waterborne diseases and enhancing the quality of life for thousands. Together, we can make a profound impact and contribute to a healthier future for Mahole.
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