
Unsafe water sources
Families may have to depend on water sources that are not suitable for safe drinking and household use.
Every child deserves clean water. Every family deserves hope.
Future Light Africa has received an urgent request from the people of Seminaka Community, Kokona Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, Nigeria, where approximately 560 people struggle daily to access safe drinking water.
Women, children, and elderly residents often walk long distances to collect water from unsafe sources, putting their health at risk and exposing them to waterborne diseases.

Families may have to depend on water sources that are not suitable for safe drinking and household use.

Fetching water can consume valuable time that children and caregivers could otherwise spend on school, work and family life.

Access to safer water can support better hygiene, reduce exposure to waterborne illness and restore dignity.
After receiving reports, photos, and videos from trusted community representatives, Future Light Africa is seeking compassionate individuals, churches, businesses, and organizations to partner with us in providing a sustainable borehole for this community.
Our commitment is to carry out an on-site assessment and work closely with community leaders before implementation to ensure that every donation is used responsibly and effectively.
Nasarawa Outreach Video — Future Light Africa



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