WATSAN is a UK charity dedicated to the support of a water and sanitation programme in South West Uganda. Thanks to WATSAN’s work, people in rural communities have access to life-saving clean water and hygienic toilet facilities.
Our programme is managed by the Anglican Dioceses of North Kigezi and Kinkiizi. Our Ugandan arm is known as NKKD WATSAN. The project contributes directly to the achievement of the UN water and sanitation Sustainable Development Goals in the Ugandan Districts of Rukungiri and Kanungu.
We invite you to lend a hand to this important work, which directly benefits some of the poorest communities in the world.
WATSAN Uganda, UK Support, registered charity number 1123803
Latest news
Join our quiz night and supper near Oxford!
Pit your wits against a University Challenge finallist and enjoy an amazing buffet supper supplied by Syrian refugee women from Damascus Rose Kitchen.
Look out for these fundraising events in 2024!
WATSAN’s trustees are planning a quiz and creative competition as part of their 2024 fundraising. Could you organise an event for WATSAN next year?
Group of WATSAN supporters to visit project in Uganda in August 2024
A group of 20 adults and young people led by Rev James Hunt of St Peter’s Church, Bishop’s Waltham will travel to Uganda next summer to take part in a WATSAN expedition. There are up to five spaces available on the trip currently.
Two springs reconstructed in Kinyasano Junction and Kashasha
The two dilapidated springs were reinvigorated by the WATSAN team, who worked closely with the beneficiary communities to gain buy-in, carry out construction work and hand over responsibility.
Seeking new Secretary to join the WATSAN UK team
Would you like to become more involved with WATSAN? The UK Support team is offering the opportunity for like-minded volunteers to join the Board of Trustees to offer their skills for the benefit of disadvantaged communities in Uganda.
Summer walks for water raise over £13k for Kazuru project
WATSAN supporters took part in eight different sponsored walks across the UK during June 2023, from Hampshire in the South the Lake District in the North.