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Project MAJI Transforming lives; providing sustainable access to clean water, to rural Africa and beyond.

Project MAJI has a vision to reduce water poverty across rural Africa by 1 million people by 2025.

25/08/2026

“It has helped us so much.”

For Shadrack Mutuku, reliable access to clean water has made a real difference to his community.

Clean water is now affordable for more families, making it easier for people to access the water they need without the higher costs they once faced.

💧 Access to clean water shouldn’t depend on what people can afford it should be within everyone’s reach.

📍 Konza Police Station Area, Kenya 🇰🇪

17/08/2026

“It has helped us so much.”

For Shadrack Mutuku, reliable access to clean water has made a real difference to his community.

Clean water is now affordable for more families, making it easier for people to access the water they need without the higher costs they once faced.

💧 Access to clean water shouldn’t depend on what people can afford it should be within everyone’s reach.

📍 Konza Police Station, Kenya 🇰🇪

17/08/2026

“My life has changed because water is available at any time.”

For Elizabeth Mueni, access to clean water means more than convenience.

It means she can collect water safely, even at night. It means she can send her children without worry. It means having reliable, affordable water whenever her family needs it.

💧 Sometimes, the biggest changes aren’t dramatic they’re the everyday moments that become easier, safer and more dignified.

📍 Konza Police Station, Kenya 🇰🇪

13/08/2026

I've always found it interesting how our minds work.

Tell someone that 2 billion people don't have access to safe water, and it's such a huge number that it's hard to picture.

But change the perspective...

Imagine walking to work tomorrow and realising that one in every four people you pass doesn't have water at home.

Suddenly, it doesn't feel like a statistic anymore.

It feels human.

Sometimes we don't need bigger numbers.

We just need a different way of looking at them. 💧

12/08/2026

💧 It’s easy to think the biggest moment is the day clean water arrives.

But that’s only the beginning.

The real impact is found in every day that follows.

The school mornings that start on time.

The hours no longer spent walking.

The meals cooked with confidence.

The peace of knowing water will still be there tomorrow.

That’s what sustainable access to clean water really means.

Not just changing one day.

Changing every day after.

07/08/2026

🌱 Water grows more than crops.

It grows livelihoods, strengthens food security, and creates opportunities for families to thrive.

Sometimes, the biggest impact starts with something as simple as a reliable source of clean water ProjectMAJI 💧

04/08/2026

What keeps me motivated after all these years isn’t really the numbers.

It’s being in the field.

Meeting people. Hearing their stories firsthand. Seeing the things that never make it into an impact report.

The woman who starts earning an income.
The family with a little less stress.
The child with a little more opportunity.

Those stories were always the point.

And honestly, knowing that communities are creating better futures for themselves has always been far more rewarding than anything we could ever keep for ourselves.

That’s the part that never gets old. 💧

Equality isn’t measured only by rights.It’s measured by opportunity… ➡️By time.By choice.By the freedom to decide how ea...
30/07/2026

Equality isn’t measured only by rights.

It’s measured by opportunity… ➡️

By time.
By choice.
By the freedom to decide how each day is spent… ➡️

For millions of women around the world, hours are still lost simply collecting water, time that could be spent learning, earning, caring for family, building businesses or simply resting… ➡️

💧 Clean water doesn’t create equality on its own.

But it removes one of the biggest barriers standing in its way… ➡️

This Women’s Equality Day, we celebrate every woman breaking barriers and remain committed to building a world where access to life’s essentials never limits what she can become.

💙 Happy Women’s Equality Day💧

21/07/2026

💧 It’s easy to think the biggest moment is the day clean water arrives.

But that’s only the beginning.

The real impact is found in every day that follows.

The school mornings that start on time.

The hours no longer spent walking.

The meals cooked with confidence.

The peace of knowing water will still be there tomorrow.

That’s what sustainable access to clean water really means.

Not just changing one day.

Changing every day after.

16/07/2026

We have the luxury of making water part of our personality.

Sparkling or still.

Ice or no ice.

Filtered, flavoured, mineral, alkaline.

The conversation begins with preference.

For millions of people, it begins with availability.

Not “Which water would you like?”

But “Where can I find it?”

Clean water should never be defined by distance, danger or uncertainty.

Yet for millions of people, that’s exactly what it is.

At Project Maji, we’re working to change the meaning of water one community at a time.

Our next milestone is 1 million people served.

If you’d like to help us get there, you can support our work through the link in our bio. 💙

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Accra
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