Welcome To Nsawo Community Development Project

Uniting To Create Better Opportunities

Vision

To create a world where underprivileged communities have access to the necessary infrastructure and resources to leave a dignified world.

Mission

To empower underprivileged communities by providing them the necessary infrastructure and resources to improve their quality of life.

Core Values

  • Empathy:

    Understanding the needs and aspirations of the underprivileged communities and working towards fulfilling them.

  • Collaboration:

    Building partnerships with other organizations, communities, and stakeholders to achieve common goals.

  • Inclusivity:

    Ensuring that all members of the community are represented and their voices are heard.

  • Accountability:

    Being transparent and responsible for the resources and funds allocated to the organization.

  • Sustainability:

    Ensuring that the projects and initiatives are designed and implemented in a way that is environmentally, socially, and economically sustainable.

Our Impact

Over the years, Nsawo Community Development Project has worked with schools, communities, local partners, Rotary clubs, and international supporters to improve access to education, clean water, hygiene, dignity, and livelihood opportunities.

Explore Our Projects

Featured Story

Students in Uganda using Sensiblue water filters Photo credit: Stories of Purpose / Sensiblue

Access to Safe Drinking Water for 2,000 Students in Uganda

Sensiblue—working with The Global Uplift Project (TGUP), Nsawo Community Development Project (NCDP), and a U.S. donor— has installed its new Sensiblue S4 water purifiers at four schools in Uganda, bringing reliable, electricity-free safe drinking water to nearly 2,000 students and staff.

  • Health impact: E. coli risk reduced to 0 CFU/100 ml after treatment.
  • Low maintenance: Pre-filter ~every 6 months; ~55,000 L between 1 kg salt refills.
  • Longevity: Systems designed to run ~10 years with minimal upkeep.
  • Cost: ≈ €1,000 per school (incl. 10 years of supplies) ≈ €0.20/child/year (for 500 students).

“This isn’t just an Africa solution — it’s a universal one… no electricity needed, minimal maintenance, maximum reliability.” - Wirijn Tholen, CEO, Sensiblue

Read the full story on Stories of Purpose

Source: Stories of Purpose – “Access to safe drinking water for 2000 students in Uganda” (15 Oct 2025). With project updates from Sensiblue/TGUP mentioning NCDP.

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