The problem: hours spent walking for water
Along the C13 corridor, families may spend hours each day walking long distances to find water, often along routes shared with wildlife or through unsafe terrain. That time and effort weighs especially on girls.
Our approach: rain harvesting at the home
Each Safe Home Water System is a 2,000 liter rain harvesting system with gutters, accessories and a water filter. Installation comes with education and hands on training, so families understand how to use and maintain the system.
What changes for a family
- Water for cooking, cleaning and drinking, with less dependency on distant sources.
- Time back, particularly for girls, for school and other activities.
- Food security: water at home lets families care for small gardens and support livestock, even in dry seasons.
- Health and dignity: consistent water supports hygiene and gives families control over a basic need.
"Now that I have the tank and I harvest rainwater for home use, my girls don't waste time going to the river to fetch water. They use that time in doing their holiday assignments and also revising for exams."Naimodu, rain harvesting system installed January 2023
Progress so far
- 24 families with solar lighting and rainwater harvesting systems, 2022 to 2023
- 1 orphanage serving more than 60 children with solar lighting and rainwater harvesting, 2026
"I used to think that the tanks only belonged to the rich, now that I have one then I take myself as rich. It also assists me in getting rainwater. Since I am old it saves me from fetching water from the river."Kokoo Parmuat, rain harvesting system installed August 2022
Part of a bigger journey
Water is one phase of the Self Reliance Journey. Paired with training and community participation, rain harvesting becomes a cornerstone of stability, supporting gardens, livestock and children's schooling.
Give today
No End To Love is a 501(c)(3); gifts are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Accountability you can check
- Registered 501(c)(3) public charity based in South Jordan, Utah. EIN 84 4844337.
- Tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
- Progress is tracked. Through ongoing contact with families and community leaders, direct observation and a monthly household tracking system, we follow school participation, food security, water access, household stability and livelihoods.
- Reported in public. Grant reports, a photo journal and our learning framework are on our Learning and Accountability page.
Questions
What is a Safe Home Water System?
A 2,000 liter rain harvesting system with gutters, accessories and a water filter, installed at a family's home with training on how to maintain it.
Is my gift tax deductible?
Yes. No End To Love is a registered 501(c)(3), EIN 84 4844337, and gifts are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Can I give monthly?
Yes. Our monthly giving community is called the Dream Circle. On our main site, $10 a month gives a family reliable access to safe drinking water.