Assessment
Our team on the ground works with the government to determine the regions of greatest need.
Our Work
Water Access & Sustainability
What We Do—
We build new wells.
We mend those that are broken.
Water Access
Borehole Drilling
Accessing clean water is no simple feat. It means cutting deep into the earth, a narrow wound in the ground, reaching down to the hidden veins of water below. And that’s just the beginning.
We Build Wells
Drilling Time
The actual drilling process can take just a few days depending on the borehole depth and ground conditions.
Testing
Water quality testing and ensuring the system is functioning properly is crucial and can take additional time.
Installation
Installing the pump, piping, and other necessary equipment can add several days to the process.
EVERYTHING WE DO IS CONNECTED
Bringing water up from the land calls for every step to be united together in purpose. Every piece coming together at the right time so that communities might drink from the earth itself and know the grace and gift of clean water.
Core Water Access Operations⎯
Locating the Aquifer
Drilling Deep into the Earth
Developing the Borehole
Constructing the Base
Installing the Water Pump
Establishing a Sustainable Infrastructure
Monitoring and Support
Drilling Deep into the Earth
Developing the Borehole
Constructing the Base
Installing the Water Pump
Establishing a Sustainable Infrastructure
Monitoring and Support
We Mend Broken Wells
Sustainability
Well Restoration
In places where water is life, a well is more than a hole in the earth; it’s a promise. Restoring a broken well means more than survival—it means the chance to endure, to build, and to thrive.
A broken well, and a lack of clean water keeps communities trapped in cycles of poverty.
A BROKEN WELL IS A BROKEN PROMISEWELL
A broken well is a promise left to rot in the dust. It is the dream of water turned to dry earth, the hope of a village left to wither. In its silence, a broken well leads them to sickness like cholera, dysentery, and typhoid, to thirst, to the long road that leads nowhere. On the other hand, committing to fix that which is broken empowers people to thrive.
For a village to be sustainable a water well must be sustainable
Core Restoration Operations⎯
- Pump repair and restoration
- Base repair and restoration
- Clean-outs and disinfecting
- Community mobilization
Our Process
The VOX Impact Cycle is our guiding framework for creating lasting change through clean water access.
From identifying communities in critical need to empowering local leaders and ensuring long-term sustainability, this cycle represents our commitment to thoughtful, community-driven development. Each phase is rooted in partnership, accountability, and a vision for a future where every person has access to safe, reliable water.
Water Critical Region
We collaborate with government officials to define a project area.
Community Assessment
We survey, evaluate & draft a written baseline community profile.
Merit Testing
We collaborate on entry-level sanitation projects to determine leadership and engagement potential.
Water Committee
We train local leaders and well mechanics to form water oversight committees, ensuring sustainability.
Local Well
We drill and build local water points, prioritizing schools for maximum impact.
Health & Sanitation
We educate and facilitate projects that address community refuse, human waste and personal hygiene.
School Bathroom
We construct a new school latrine with water supply and hand washing stations.
Government Registration
We submit a final report that captures technical data, drilling logs and water quality testing.
Donor Proof
We send our investors a completion certificate and project overview.
Monitoring
We provide 6 months of follow up and support.
In the dust and heat of Mozambique we dig deep. Each well is a lifeline, a small rebellion against the harshness of the land, giving the people a reason to hope again.
Helpful
Here’s some helpful tips for donating
- $20 a month gives a family clean water for a year.
- $5 a month provides a child clean drinking water for a year.
- School and community drilling projects start at $12K—contact us for more details.
Non-Profit Status
VOX is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization. EIN: #20-8989756.
Give with Confidence
VOX has a 4-star rating with Charity Navigator, their highest rating.
