In Riga village, collecting water is a full-time job — pulling girls out of school and endangering health.
Desertification and climate unpredictability are punishing farmers in Northern Nigeria, trapping families in poverty and hunger.
The Water for Life Initiative will install a solar-powered mechanized borehole, capable of pumping 10,000 L of clean water daily, directly into the heart of Padan Gwari.
Despite being on the fringes of an urban township, Kujama remains neglected — its 3,500 residents relying on unsafe, hand-dug wells susceptible to contamination.
Dan Magani was once a water-scarce community — until FracomTech’s borehole changed everything. Now, we’re focused on ensuring the solution lasts a lifetime.
In 2024, Kwakwaren opened its doors so we could understand its needs — not impose solutions. What we found was a resilient community struggling with inadequate water, unstable crops, and youth unemployment.
In conflict-affected Bauchi State, families struggle with hunger, displacement, and uncertainty. The Moda Lawal Initiative provides emergency support — while building a pathway to self-reliance.
Orange Market bustles with hardworking women who drive local commerce — yet emergencies continually shrink their profits and threaten survival.
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"I am deeply grateful to FracomTech Foundation for providing me with a solar generator. Now I have light at night, a fan to keep cool during hot weather, and I can always charge my phone to stay connected with my family. This has truly improved my daily life."
Mr. Alyassau
"Thanks to FracomTech Foundation, our community now has free access to clean water. This has changed everything for us — we no longer worry about what we drink, and our families are healthier and safer. We are sincerely thankful for this life-changing project."
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Many people believe charity should empower, not create dependency. There’s growing support for “effective altruism”—giving in a way that has the most impact. Others emphasize giving time or skills.