WellFound

WellFound Water & Sanitation Charity working to provide clean water and hygienic sanitation facilities to African communities - Delivering Water Saving Lives!!!

We are a water and sanitation charity (UK reg. 1110434) working across West Africa since 2005. We have supported over 175,000 people with access to clean water, sanitation and nutrition. We are committed to 100% of the donations to spent on projects and not even a penny is taken for administration or associated costs. WellFound works with the communities, local organisations and also with other es

tablishments to ensure that the projects are sustainable. Based on our founding principles, provide the services for all, irrespective of their race, gender or beliefs

WellFound’s Mission, Vision and Aims

WellFound’s MISSION is to work with poorest communities to reduce poverty and improve health and well-being through bringing clean fresh water, sanitation and nutrition regardless of their nationality, religious belief, race or gender. Our VISION is a world where people, now and in future generations, have safe, clean drinking water and hygienic toilet facilities. WellFound’s AIM is to relieve poverty, hardship and distress, and in particular, but not by way of limitation, by the provision of water and sanitation. Our OBJECTIVE is to continue to provide access to clean water, sanitation and nutrition to rural Africa through fundraising efforts, establish partnerships with government and other charitable agencies for efficiency & effectiveness and share expertise and continue to learn and implement creative and innovative community development approaches through cost effective and sustainable projects.

07/08/2026
Working alongside the WellFound drilling team, Nicolas and his two brothers helped install the pump for the newly dug we...
06/08/2026

Working alongside the WellFound drilling team, Nicolas and his two brothers helped install the pump for the newly dug well in Moyemi Community.

Their hands-on involvement brought them closer to the practical work behind improving community access to water. We are pleased to share this experience with Grammar School, High Wycombe.



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Enjoying the flavours of Sierra Leone with a local meal of cassava leaves, palm oil and chicken, served with locally gro...
05/08/2026

Enjoying the flavours of Sierra Leone with a local meal of cassava leaves, palm oil and chicken, served with locally grown rice.

Sharing food is a wonderful way for Nicolas and his brothers to experience local culture and connect with the community. We are pleased to share this moment with Grammar School, High Wycombe.



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Planting for the future at a school where more than 300 children walk miles to attend, often with no food available duri...
03/08/2026

Planting for the future at a school where more than 300 children walk miles to attend, often with no food available during the day.

Through this initiative, children are learning to grow food at their school, helping them make the most of limited resources while developing practical skills for the future.

We are pleased to share this important work with Grammar School, High Wycombe.



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Creative moments with children in Sembehun. Nicolas spent time with the children, introducing drama activities and teach...
02/08/2026

Creative moments with children in Sembehun.

Nicolas spent time with the children, introducing drama activities and teaching them some dance steps as they prepare for a community performance on Sunday.

The aim is to help the children express aspects of their lives and community through drama, movement and creativity. It was a joyful session filled with energy, learning and participation.

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01/08/2026

Moyimi Village left a lasting impression on our volunteer from France as he reflected on his first-hand experience of working in a remote community in Sierra Leone.

His feedback offers a personal insight into the people, daily life and community experience he encountered through WellFound Sierra Leone. We are pleased to share his reflections with Grammar School, High Wycombe.



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31/07/2026

A practical handwashing demonstration in Walpalah Community showed how a locally made handwashing facility can support better hygiene and community health.

Nicolas and his brothers joined community members in learning more about this simple local solution. We are pleased to share this experience with Grammar School, High Wycombe.



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www.wellfound.org.uk

Address

309 Greenford Road
London
UB68RE

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+442079987376

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