In rural areas of Uganda, access to clean water remains a daily challenge for many families. Women and children often walk long distances to collect water from unsafe sources, exposing themselves to health risks and losing valuable time that could be spent in school or at work. A newly completed water well is now changing that reality. With safe water available within the community, families no longer depend on contaminated ponds or distant collection points. The well provide

Access to clean water is a basic human need, yet in many communities in Nepal, this simple necessity has been hard to come by. For families who once had to walk long distances to fetch water, a new well brings relief, safety, and hope. With the installation of this well, children can spend more time in school instead of carrying heavy water containers, mothers have more energy for their families, and the community can focus on growth and health instead of daily survival. The

A new water well has been completed in Nepal, expanding access to clean and reliable water for local families as part of an ongoing water aid effort. For many households, daily life has long involved long walks to unsafe water sources and ongoing health risks. Children often miss school to help collect water, and families face preventable illness due to contaminated supplies. Access to clean water changes these realities. This new well builds on previous efforts in the region

Access to clean and safe drinking water remains a daily challenge for many rural communities in Nepal. Families often travel long distances to collect water, and in many cases, the available sources are unsafe, leading to waterborne diseases that especially affect children and the elderly. To address this urgent need, our recent initiative focused on the construction and support of a water well to provide reliable access to clean water for local families. This water well now

Access to clean and safe drinking water improved for a local community in Uganda today with the completion of a new water well, offering long-term relief from water shortages and health risks. For many families, access to clean water has been a daily challenge, often requiring long journeys to unsafe water sources. The new well provides a reliable supply of clean water, helping reduce the risk of waterborne diseases and easing the burden on women and children who are often re

For many families in Nepal, water has never been easy to find. Every day meant long walks, heavy containers, and constant worry about whether the water they brought home was safe. For children, it meant missed school. For parents, it meant fear for their family’s health. Through humanitarian aid from the Lily Jay Foundation, that story has begun to change. With the completion of a water well in Nepal, clean and safe water now flows where there was once uncertainty. This well

Alhamdulillah, we are blessed to announce that the Lily Jay Foundation has officially begun water well projects in Bangladesh. This marks another step in our mission to deliver clean, safe drinking water to communities who need it most. Why Bangladesh? Bangladesh is a country full of beautiful people, rich culture, and immense generosity, yet it faces ongoing challenges when it comes to accessing clean and safe water. Many rural areas depend on shallow wells or surface water

Alhamdulillah we’re excited to share some amazing news. The Lily Jay Foundation has officially launched a team on the ground in Uganda , dedicated to building fresh water wells for families in need. Across many villages, people walk hours under the sun just to collect small amounts of water, often unsafe and contaminated. Our mission is to change that. Every well we build means children can go to school instead of walking miles, mothers can cook and clean with clean water, an

This month, our family came together to honor the life of a beloved member who recently returned to Allah. In their memory, we built a...

We are thrilled to share a heartwarming milestone in our ongoing journey of service and compassion. Today, in the village of Sittwe,...