Hope Spring Water Charity Nigeria

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At Hope Spring Water Nigeria Charity Foundation, we are committed to alleviating water poverty and empowering youths through Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) education.

Our approach to water poverty alleviation, places emphasis on reducing the hundreds of hours women and children spend fetching water. We strongly believe that the more time women spend in other productive tasks and the more time children spend in school, the higher their chances of breaking the poverty cycle in their respective homes and society at large.

Through advocacy, empowerment workshops and provision of water facilities, Hope Spring Water have directly imparted over 80,000 people in Nigeria, since inception of operations in 2015.

In 2018, Hope Spring Water Nigeria executed 15 WASH projects in 15 Communities, directly imparting over 20,000 lives by providing water, sanitation and hygiene facilities in these communities.

To enhance project sustainability, long after we have gone, we carry beneficiary communities along from the planning to execution and monitoring phase of the projects. Our inclusive approach to project execution ensures the community take ownership of projects and ensure its continuity and functionality, long after we have gone.

Award-Winning Designer Donates Creative Skills to Hope Spring

Award-winning designer Christoph Gabriel is donating his creative skills to Hope Spring, producing six original Christmas eCards to help support the charity’s work tackling water poverty.

The Power of One Person’s Passion: How Peter Dowsett is Supporting Hope Spring’s Clean Water Mission

Discover how Hope Spring Water trustee Peter Dowsett is inspiring the Ross-on-Wye community to support clean water projects in Nigeria through years of dedicated fundraising and community action.

St Bridget Church Raises Over £242 for Hope Spring Water Borehole Project

St Bridget Church Tuesday Coffee Morning in Ross-on-Wye has raised over £242 for Hope Spring Water, helping support a borehole project bringing clean water to communities in Northern Nigeria.

Angwan Kyauta Water Project: Why This Nasarawa Community Needs a Safer Water Source

By:  Boluwatife Olorunfemi Field assessment: Peter Hamidu, Hope Spring Water volunteer Location: Angwan Kyauta, Garaku, Kokona LGA, Nasarawa State Assessment date: 24th July 2026 Project status: Needs assessment completed – next stage under review  Angwan Kyauta...

The Period Tax Explained: Why Pads and Tampons Should Never Be Treated as Luxury Items.

The hidden cost of being a girl or woman is not only pain, stigma, or silence. In many places, it is tax. Every month, millions of women need pads, tampons, liners, menstrual cups, or other period products to manage a natural biological process. Yet in many countries,...

Ido-Osun Borehole Project: How Clean Water Changed Everything for a Community Nigeria

Before Hope Spring arrived in Ido-Osun, Fatima began every morning the same way. She would wake before sunrise, gather her containers, and walk nearly 30 minutes along a bushy path to a shared pond at the edge of the community. The water was murky. It was the same...

How Clean Water Is Transforming Lives in Nigeria

What happens when a community finally gets access to clean water? In Akwanga, Nigeria, the answer is powerful: healthier families, thriving children, and renewed hope. This inspiring project by Hope Spring Water shows how a single borehole can transform an entire...

Angwan Maikyau Borehole Project Tiling and Tank Installation

Written by Bolu Olorunfemi, Hope Spring volunteer, Director SuS Pads As the Angwan Maikyau borehole project progressed, the team focused on the final stages of construction to ensure a seamless and user-friendly water collection experience for the community. On March...

Plumbing and Testing of the Angwan Maikyau Borehole

Written by Bolu Olorunfemi, Hope Spring volunteer, Director SuS Pads Today marked a significant milestone in the Angwan Maikyau water project, as the plumbing work commenced, and the borehole was tested for functionality. As I observed the progress, one particular...

Drilling and Construction Bringing Clean Water to Angwan Maikyau

Written by Bolu Olorunfemi, Hope Spring volunteer, Director SuS Pads The long-awaited day for the Angwan Maikyau community has finally arrived. After facing a setback with the initial drilling company, the Hope Spring team was able to secure the services of a reliable...

OUR AIMS

  • To assist people and communities in poor, often remote areas in Nigeria to identify, develop and establish a sustainable source of clean water.
  • To alleviate poverty, as well as sanitation and hygiene challenges associated with lack of access to clean water.

OBJECTIVES

  • Assisting communities to identify the most ideal source of clean water in or around their community.
  • Funding or building a water well or a borehole, where that is the most sustainable way to meet a community’s water challenges.
  • Educating and providing information and training developing communities on the importance of basic sanitation and hygiene.
  • WASH advocacy amongst youths and children who are the future leaders of their communities and country.

Tomi Onigbinde joins Hope Spring Nigeria senior team

Meet Tomilola Onigbinde, a passionate advocate for clean water and a driving force behind the mission to alleviate water poverty. Armed with a bachelor’s degree in Physics, Tomi has seamlessly blended his technical expertise in information technology with his fervent dedication to humanitarian causes.

In his day job, Tomi navigates the world of information technology, utilizing his skills to make significant contributions. Yet, it’s his after-hours commitment that truly sets him apart. His heart beats for water poverty alleviation advocacy, a cause he champions tirelessly.

Tomi channels his IT prowess into supporting Hope Spring eCards fundraising platform, where he uses his technical acumen to ensure smooth operations and impactful fundraising. His planning and analytical skills shine as he meticulously strategizes and implements clean water projects. Tomi is not content with just implementing clean water projects; he is also deeply involved in Hope Spring’s Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG6) advocacy initiatives. SDG6 aims to ensure access to water and sanitation for all—a mission that resonates deeply with Tomi. Through his advocacy work, he raises awareness about the importance of clean water and sanitation, inspiring others to join the cause and make a difference.

In a world where clean water remains a luxury for many, Tomilola Onigbinde stands as a beacon of hope. His story is a testament to the power of passion, skills, and commitment, showcasing how one individual can make a significant difference. Through his unwavering determination, he inspires us all to join the fight against water poverty, reminding us that change begins with a single person’s belief and action.

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