Like stepping into an icy river, my first experience with The Ayin Project hit hard—intense, overwhelming, and unforgettable. But as I immersed myself in their work, I found clarity, purpose, and a deep connection to something greater. This is more than a cause. It’s a call to action—to redefine what it means to help, and to empower local leaders to create sustainable solutions for water access around the world.

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.

Explore 7 key strategies for effective Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) implementation in developing nations.

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