PROVIDING CLEAN AND SAFE WATER
TO UNSERVED AND UNDERSERVED
COMMUNITIES IN NIGERIA

It all started with a dream. It started with a dream to make an impact.
It started with a dream to fight against water poverty.
Together, we can end water poverty in Nigeria.

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—NKUZI STEM—

We’re excited to introduce NKUZI STEM, a pioneering program by Rector Cares Foundation, dedicated to empowering and motivating young individuals aged 15 to 20 to pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

www.nkuzi.org

We aim to connect 50 million people with basic sanitation services by 2030. With your support, we can ensure that every home, school, healthcare facility and community have lasting access to safe water, improved sanitation, and efficient hygiene services.

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Our Vision & Mission

We believe unhindered access to clean and safe water and comprehensive STEM education will break the cycle of poverty in Nigeria and Africa. Hence, we focus on making water safe, accessible, and cost-effective, as we deliver clean and safe water to unserved and underserved communities in Nigeria.

Our vision is a day when everyone will have access to safe water, improved sanitation, and quality STEM education. Increasing available funds for water, sanitation, and education is imperative to ending the global water crisis and creating a bright and educated future for everyone.

OUR STORY

We are a non-governmental organization focused on empowering communities in Nigeria with clean and safe water. We design and execute sustainable solutions to improve access to clean and safe water, as we enable men, women, and children to unlock better opportunities – based on the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.

Nigeria has the largest population in Africa. The current population of Nigeria is estimated at over 200 million and is predicted to reach over 400 million by 2050. Hence, we adopt a system-strengthening approach to our project roadmap, as we implement feasible strategies for the development of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) solutions in communities.

Our efforts extend to STEM projects, as well as addressing issues related to rape and gender-based violence.

The time is now.

Together, we can end water poverty in Nigeria.

Our Approach

At Rector Cares Foundation, we work with unserved and underserved communities in Nigeria. We also engage with government organisations and stakeholders to champion inclusive education and combat water poverty in Nigeria.

We provide water systems in our partner communities, as designed by our team of technical experts and funded by our local and global network of donors. Our water projects are currently implemented in communities located in Nigeria, though we collaborate with individuals and organisations outside Nigeria.

Request for Water Project

Project requests for communities are reviewed and accepted based on consideration of feasibility and potential impact of such projects.

To request for a water project in your community, fill out the form below and we will contact you.


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    What do we do?

    Design and Execution of Water Projects

    We help people get access to safe water and improved sanitation through sustainable solutions, as we give renewed hope for good health and a bright future.

    Coordination of SAFE Water and WASH Trainings

    We provide technical assistance and share best practices to individuals and communities, as we coordinate effective sanitation and hygiene trainings.

    Support of Water Resource Committees

    We consistently empower water resource committees with efficient and scalable solutions to break down financial barriers to providing clean and safe water.

    Design and Implementation of Water Advocacy Programs

    We are committed to working with development agencies, governments and other stakeholders to influence public policies and practices that can combat water poverty at local and national levels.