Providing Clean Water to Villages

Somalia is one of the hardest-hit countries in the world when it comes to drought and water scarcity. Years of failed rains, rising temperatures, and unpredictable climate conditions have left millions of families without access to safe drinking water. Wells have dried up, livestock have perished, and entire communities have been forced to migrate in search of water.

Women and children often walk 5–10 kilometers daily to collect water—water that is frequently contaminated and unsafe. This struggle affects everything: health, sanitation, nutrition, education, and overall survival.

Sakina Relief is committed to providing life-saving water solutions to vulnerable communities across Somalia.

Your support helps us provide:

• 💧 Hand-pump wells in villages suffering from drought
• 🚰 Solar-powered boreholes for long-term water stability
• 🛢️ Water tanks and trucking to displacement camps
• 🏫 Water access for schools, ensuring children stay in class
• 🕌 Masjid water points to serve entire neighborhoods

These water solutions reduce disease, restore dignity, and help families rebuild their lives.

The Prophet ﷺ said:

“The best charity is giving water to drink.”
—(Sunan al-Nasa’i)

Providing water is one of the most powerful forms of Ṣadaqah Jāriyah, as every sip continues to benefit you long after the well is built.

During times of drought, giving water is not only charity — it is relief, mercy, and life itself.

Help us bring clean water to families who have endured years of drought and hardship.

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