Clean Water Access
and Dignified Public Toilets

HER Africa’s First Community Project

Clean Water, Healthier Communities

A young girl smiling and holding a yellow bucket on her head, standing in front of a green background with the words 'HIER AFRICA' written on it.

The Challenge

Many communities in Nigeria lack access to clean water, sanitation, and basic healthcare. This increases the risk of preventable illness and places additional strain on women and girls, who are often responsible for collecting water and caring for their families.

A group of women and girls washing their hands at a sink in an outdoor setting, with some holding buckets and water containers.

Our Response

This project marked HER Africa’s very first charity initiative. We worked alongside the community to improve access to clean water and sanitation by reducing the need for long, unsafe walks to fetch water and by providing dignified public toilets. These changes saved time, improved hygiene, and helped protect the health of families.

This first project laid the foundation
for HER Africa’s ongoing commitment to community-led, sustainable change.

A young man with a striped blue, white, yellow, and green shirt washing his hands at a white sink with a textured surface in a brightly lit room. There is a teal wall behind him with a white outline of Africa and the word 'AFRICA' on it.

Why It Matters

Access to clean water and safe sanitation is essential for health, safety, and dignity. When these basic needs are met, families are healthier, children can attend school more consistently, and communities grow stronger and more connected.

“Our community is stronger and more united because of these projects. It’s about more than just water and toilets; it’s about dignity and respect”

— Epe Community Leader

Clean Water Project