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In 2024 The One Foundation reached the incredible milestone of 5 million lives changed, but there is still more to be done to ensure lasting access to clean, safe water for all.
£30 million raised and 5 million lives changed
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Latest Impact Highlights
£2.7m deployed across 15 programmes
Extension of 33kms of piped water and sewer network
1,525 households targeted for household water and sewer connections
Drilling and repair of 149 boreholes and flood-proofing of 8 high risk water points
Capacity building of 10 small-scale water service providers
Construction of two school toilet blocks and training of school WASH clubs
Installation of 40 new toilets and continued servicing of 813 active toilets
£250,000 donated to humanitarian responses in Democratic Republic of Congo and South Sudan
Supporting climate resilient water and sanitation in Malawi
Over 100,000 people directly and 178,000 people indirectly will benefit this year
Impact Reports
Please click here to download our 2023 annual impact report
Please click here to download our 2024 annual impact report
Please click here to download our 2025 annual impact report
Latest TOF Impact Highlights
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Kenya (Nairobi and Naivasha)
- 37kms of piped water network expanded
- 7,500 households/plots connected to a water supply
- 63 community water dispensers installed/repaired
- 9kms of simplified sewer network expanded
- 2,800 households/plots connected to a sewer network
- 12 school WASH facilities constructed
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Ghana (Volta & Ashanti)
- 300kms of piped water and sewer network expanded
- 6400 households/plots connected to the network
- 12 small town piped water systems installed
- 10 new water treatment stations constructed
- 92 household compound toilets built
- 5 school WASH facilities constructed
- 8 public toilet blocks constructed
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Malawi
- Over 3,000 water points repaired
- Over 60 new boreholes constructed
- 146 communities supported to build over 24,000 latrines in 3 T/A’s
- Gravity fed water schemes constructed, comprising of 107 taps, supplying water to 3 villages
- Over 200 public health campaigns delivered
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Rwanda
By the end of 2025, Water For People (WFP) had helped 70% of people across six partner areas in Rwanda achieve intermediate or high levels of water service.
In September 2025, WFP exited Kicukiro District after successfully reaching all its “Everyone” and “Forever” milestones and made great progress in three other districts towards achieving the same – including Gicumbi, Karongi, Rulindo.
These milestones show measurable progress in expanding safe, reliable, and sustainable water services across Rwanda. Replication at the national level is now being supported.