An integral part of bringing change is having the capacity to accept new ideas and act upon them. This is precisely what several villages in Uganda have done when introduced to the idea of adding water stations to their schools – an idea presented by TAP’s Uganda team. A member of this team, Sulman Muhanguzi (Sule), recounted how proud he was of the change he has been able to witness.

Shannon Long has been a key player in data management and its correlation to positive change by educating the Ugandan team on how to utilize convenient geospatial software to organize their data. 

74% of the world has access to clean, usable, safely managed water. Within the United States, 97% of people have access to serviceable water. However, in Uganda, only 18% of people have access to safely managed water. It is this striking difference in percentages that enticed Joshua Kurtz to create The Ayin Project (TAP).

St. Charles Primary receiving The Ayin Project's WASH Tournament Trophy For a more successful Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)...

Joshua Kurtz, CEO and Founder of The Ayin Project, shares testimonies from his visit to a Ugandan primary school in February.

How a chance meeting in Uganda sparked an AI-powered project addressing clean water access in remote Ugandan communities.

The Ayin Project opens a new office in Kampala, Uganda, to advance sustainable water solutions through research, collaboration, and innovati

Award-winning project, backed by The Ayin Project, links acidic water to potential health risks, earning top honors at Ndejje University.

The TAP Uganda team visited Spouts of Water for hands-on training in using Purifaaya ceramic water filters, advancing TAP's mission.

The Ayin Project's WASH in Schools initiative brings clean water, hygiene education, and student-led clubs to over 2,500 Ugandan students.

Lydia’s team applies Two Ears of Corn lessons to water projects in Uganda, focusing on sustainability, community ownership, & real solutions

A successful inaugural summer internship with 21 interns! A collaborative effort between The Ayin Project, Vanderbilt, PowerYouth, & MNPS.

TAP and Ndejje University's Water Research and Development Center enter into an instrumental partnership.