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A well built in Niger, in the name of your choice, for more than 400 people. You receive the video of the handover to the village, the photos and the GPS coordinates. A sadaqah jariyah whose benefits last for years.
A deep borehole for a whole village, in Niger
Niger is one of the countries in the world where access to drinking water is hardest. On the edge of the Sahara, the rainy season lasts only three months, and in many villages the water table lies tens of metres below ground: a hand-dug well is not enough, you have to drill.
Without a water point in the village, it is the women and children who walk, sometimes several kilometres, to a pond or a well shared with livestock. The water they bring back is scarce, often unsafe, and the days spent fetching it are hours lost for school and work.
That is why the Niger well is our most important structure: a deep borehole, fitted with a storage tank, serving a whole village and not a single hamlet.
From one click to flowing water, in 4 dated steps.
No gray areas: every step has its own timeline, communicated from the outset—and the final one arrives as a video on WhatsApp.
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Day 1 · 2 minutes
You order
- Choose the plan and country
- Name the well; the name will be written on the sign
- Leave your WhatsApp for follow-up
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Within 72 hours
We confirm everything
- Confirmation email + order number
- Project overview: location, team, timeline
- Your sign is now being manufactured
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Month 1 → 3
One hole ahead on the course
- Our local team drills down to the water table
- Casing, screen, and pump installed
- You’re following the construction progress
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By the end of the 3rd month at the latest
You receive the proof
- The GPS coordinates of your well
- Personalized photos + video on WhatsApp
- Water flows; your ongoing charity begins
Video proof sent via WhatsApp
Everything you need to know, without jargon.
The benefits, the strengths, and even the limitations. Because trust begins with transparency.
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Potable water in 45–60 construction daysThe casing reaches the water table and delivers filtered, crystal-clear water from the moment it is commissioned. An immediate health benefit for families.
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≈ 100 people refreshed, sustainablyNo more kilometers spent fetching water: time given back to school, work, and family life.
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A technique chosen according to the terrainDriving, jetting, or augering: local geology decides, while costs remain under control—even in loose soils.
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An impact that goes beyond waterThe resource is protected, subsistence farming is recovering, and the local economy is breathing again—without heavy infrastructure.
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Quickly installed, easy to maintainCompact diameter, controlled depth: fewer parts, fewer breakdowns, maintenance handled on site.
What this well does very well
- Filtered water, fast. Less than 40 m to drill: water flows after only 45 to 60 days of work.
- Controlled costs. Three interchangeable driving techniques that adapt to almost any soil.
What we’re telling you with complete transparency
- When the water table is too deep or the soil is rocky? The shallow well is therefore no longer suitable, so our teams are steering the project toward a deep borehole.
- A filter to monitor. Over the years, the strainer may become clogged; simple, low-cost local maintenance is provided for this purpose.
- Tubing
- Perforated steel or PVC, finished with a sand-filtering screen.
- Depth
- Up to 40 m — designed for shallow groundwater tables.
- Diameter
- Ø 25–100 mm as standard, and considerably more with underreaming.
- Base plating
- Driving, water jetting, or excavation, depending on the nature of the soil.
- Construction site
- 45–60 days of work · complete delivery within 3 months.
- Beneficiaries
- ≈ 100 people, sustainably supplied with drinking water.
- Interview
- Local and minimal, provided on-site by the community.
Simple on the surface.
Ingenious underground.
Beneath the pump lies a true feat of engineering: drilled down to the aquifer, filtered from the moment it is drawn, and built to serve for years.
On site, our teams choose the jacking technique best suited to the soil—you don't have to decide anything. Tap each method to see it on the diagram:
The strainer: the filter that makes water clear
At the very end of the casing, a filter point does the sorting: groundwater flows in freely, while sand and particles stay out. The result — clear water from the very first buckets, without waiting for it to “settle.”
Piling: driving into the ground until the water table
A massive drill bit, suspended from a cable, is hoisted and then released rhythmically. Each impact fractures the ground, and the casing descends meter after meter until it reaches the water. The go-to method for hard ground.
Water jet drilling: drilling with pressure
Water injected under pressure at the bottom of the borehole loosens the soil as it goes: the casing then slides section by section, almost effortlessly. The fastest method for loose to compact ground.
Caisson sinking: the large-diameter shaft that sinks by itself
A large casing ring is placed on the ground, and excavation takes place inside it: under its own weight, it sinks as the soil is removed from beneath it. This is the technique used for large-diameter wells, designed for community use, with openings of up to several meters across.
Before delivery to the village: flow rate and drinkability are tested, the sign bearing your name is put up, and your video is filmed on-site.
A well mounted in the rules of the trade.
The same protocol, proven on hundreds of boreholes: eight precise steps, from site identification to the first sip.
Site survey and location scouting
Before the first shovel breaks ground, our teams study the terrain: the local geology is analyzed to locate the most promising aquifer, and the site is chosen to remain accessible to families and drilling equipment alike.
Casing preparation
The well casing is assembled: a thick steel or PVC cylinder designed to withstand the pressure of the surrounding ground. It is what will ensure the stability of the structure, from construction through years of use.
Installation of the casing pipe
The casing is set upright, exactly over the marked point. It will serve as a guide for the entire excavation: the shaft descends perfectly straight, with no risk of collapse.
Initial digging
Inside the pipe, excavation begins—using hand tools or mechanized equipment, depending on the soil. These first meters initiate the descent of the casing toward the water table.
Depth control
Meter by meter, the depth is measured and the terrain analyzed. We stop only once the groundwater table is reached—with a sufficient flow rate and high-quality water.
Progressive descent
As drilling progresses, the weight of the casing naturally makes it slide downward. The walls remain supported at all times: no risk of collapse, and a perfectly controlled descent.
Removal of excavated material
Inside the tube, soil and rubble are regularly removed—by hand or by machine. A clear borehole allows the casing to continue descending without force.
Well commissioning
Once the target depth is reached, the casing remains in place and becomes the well’s permanent structure. The well is sealed and secured to protect the water from contamination, the pump is installed—and the sign bearing your name is put up.
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June 2026Reliability and traceability
May Allah bless you for sending the video and for your support throughout this initiative. Thank you for your transparency and the traceability you provide. May Allah place blessings in your organization.
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May 28, 2026Reliable site
Salam alaikum, I am very satisfied. I was sent a confirmation and a video with the name. Thank you for allowing us to support people in need. Reliable website; I will come back, God willing.
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June 9, 2026Sacrifice
I purchased a sheep that was sacrificed in my name. Thank you for the video update. I recommend this organization. Thank you.
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April 2026100% reliable and transparent
On behalf of my family, I would like to thank the Sanabil organization for building the well in our name. The many photos and videos they shared attest to their dedication, masha Allah. BarakAllahu fikoum.
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Building a well: ongoing charity par excellence.
A well can only be given once, but it rewards endlessly. This is the exact meaning of the Prophet’s ﷺ hadith:
“When the son of Adam dies, his deeds come to an end except for three: ongoing charity (sadaqa jâriya), knowledge that benefits others, or a righteous child who prays for him.”
— Reported by Muslim
Water is the first of these ongoing acts of charity: every sip drunk in the village, every meal prepared, every field irrigated continues to weigh in your balance—during your lifetime and after you.
