Access to clean water and adequate sanitation is a fundamental human right yet millions in Kenya's Lake Victoria Region still lack it. Waterborne diseases such as cholera, typhoid, and diarrhoea remain leading killers of children under five in these communities. LAF's Environmental Hygiene and WASH (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene) programme directly addresses these gaps by promoting behaviour change, improving sanitation infrastructure, and providing hygiene education to households, schools, and health facilities.
Our approach is rooted in the community training local hygiene promoters, constructing affordable latrines and hand-washing stations, and linking communities with county water and sanitation authorities to ensure long-term sustainability.
Your donation funds hand-washing stations, sanitation facilities, and hygiene training in underserved communities.
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Structured hygiene training in households, schools, and markets on handwashing, safe water storage, and open defecation-free practices.
Construction and rehabilitation of pit latrines, tippy-tap handwashing stations, and waste disposal points.
Facilitating community access to clean water sources and promoting point-of-use water treatment.
Establishing functional sanitation facilities and menstrual hygiene management resources in primary schools.
Training and deploying local hygiene champions to sustain behaviour change beyond direct interventions.
We use community-led total sanitation (CLTS) methods that spark self-motivated behaviour change rather than top-down instruction.
Using CLTS methodology, we ignite community disgust about open defecation and motivate collective action to build and use sanitation facilities.
Partnering with school management committees to ensure safe water, gender-segregated toilets, and menstrual hygiene facilities in all target schools.
Coordinating with county public health offices and water utilities to leverage resources and ensure sustainable water and sanitation services.
Our WASH interventions focus on the most hygiene-vulnerable households and institutions in the Lake Victoria Region.
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