The Messenger of Allah (saw) was asked, “Which charity is best?” He replied, “[Providing] water.”’ [Abu Dawud] 

Described by the UN as ‘The worst man-made humanitarian crisis of our time’, the war in Yemen has turned a poor country into a humanitarian catastrophe. 

Already one of the most water-scarce countries in the world, the destruction of so much of the country’s infrastructure has left a massive over 18 million people without access to safe water and sanitation. 

R5,800 - will provide 1 share in rehabilitating a deep water well or major water infrastructure, providing communities with clean, safe water and sanitation. 

R11,600 - will provide 2 shares in rehabilitating a deep water well or major water infrastructure, providing communities with clean, safe water and sanitation. 

Give now to save lives in Yemen.

Note: The average price of each water well is R570,600, rising to R2,738,500 for the largest wells. Rehabilitating a deep water well includes installing a solar-powered system to ensure round-the-clock water. Rehabilitating major water infrastructure includes installing an electric network, new piping and solar-powered pumps to increase water supply.