Brighton | charity: water

The Love Water Campaign Videos.

love water
The final
video

PHOTOS
Photo gallery of
completed projects

LIVE DRILL-1
Drilling the first
well - Day 1

LIVE DRILL-2
Drilling the first
well - Day 2

LIVE DRILL-3
Drilling the first
well - Day 3

LIVE DRILL-4
Drilling the first
well - Day 4

The clinics and hospitals served by the Love Water Campaign.

1	Matiliku Clinic	Completed on 02/08/2009	Drilled 150 meters
2	Ushirika Medical Clinic	Completed on 02/11/2009	Drilled 300 meters
3	Lare Health Clinic	Completed on 03/25/2009	Drilled 217 meters
4	Olenguruone District Hospital	Completed on 04/01/2009	Drilled 155 meters
5	Elburgon Nyayo Hospital	Completed on 04/10/2009	Drilled 175 meters
6	Kivaa Health Centre	Completed on 05/13/2009	Drilled 70 meters
7	Thunantu Health Clinic	Completed on 05/13/2009	Drilled 127 meters
8	Munyu Health Clinic	Completed on 06/15/2009	Drilled 163 meters
9	Makuyu Health Centre	Completed on 07/08/2009	Drilled 139 meters
10	Ngoliba Health Centre	Completed on 07/10/2009	Drilled 150 meters
11	Nganduri Dispensary	Completed on 07/17/2009	Drilled 100 meters
12	Ukia Dispensary	Completed on 07/31/2009	Drilled 122 meters
13	Kimbimbi Sub District Hospital	Completed on 10/15/2009	Drilled 156 meters
14	Mtito Andei Health Clinic	Completed on 11/03/2009	Drilled 133 meters
15	Kiboko Dispensary	Completed on 11/05/2009	Drilled 83 meters
16	Ikumbi Health Clinic and Maternity Ward	Completed on 01/18/2010	Drilled 100 meters
17	Mururanjas Hospital	Completed on 02/02/2010	Drilled 222 meters
18	Ithanga Health Clinic	Completed on 02/02/2010	Drilled 126 meters
19	Tunyai Hospital	Completed on 02/07/2010	Drilled 122 meters
20	Nguni Health Clinic	Completed on 05/19/2010	Drilled 82 meters
21	Yanzuu Health Clinic	Completed on 07/19/2010	Drilled 105 meters

A partnership between Brighton and charity: water to bring clean water to hospitals in Kenya.

We were humbled last year by the effort of Brighton employees, customers and vendors that resulted in more than $788,000 raised – enough to transform the lives of over 40,000 people. 100% of funds raised went to 21 hospitals in Kenya.

Amount raised: $788,000
PROJECTS funded: 21
People served: 40,000

Water for the Hospitals.
Each health clinic serves at least 200 patients per day. Water is piped into each hospital ward and room- providing water for surgery, labor and delivery, and sanitizing equipment and linens. By implementing deep boreholes, each clinic’s water system now yields enough water to serve the clinic as well as an estimated 2,000 people per day from the surrounding community.

Water for the Communities.
The kiosk is a small cement house with four taps. It is located on health clinic property, facing out towards the town or road. A person is employed to work in the kiosk and collect fees from each user before distributing the water. The funds generated from the sale of the water allow the clinic to purchase diesel for the pump, and to pay the kiosk vendors. The kiosks create jobs in the community, and provide residents with the ability to purchase water that is clean and affordable.