Our new Programmes Manager, Sophie Wotton, shares highlights from her first trip to Kenya to visit some of our sand dam projects and beneficiaries. Read more
International Relations and International Development student, Shima Langan, shares her experience working with the Sand Dams Worldwide team in London. Read more
Volunteer Alex Perham-Marchant describes his four months working with the Sand Dams Worldwide team and learning about sand dams. Read more
23-year-old student Georgia Hales recaps on two weeks spent volunteering at Sand Dams Worldwide HQ... Read more
Sand dam foreman Charlie Taylor documents his first ever sand dam experience whilst working with communities in Kenya and our strategic partners, the Africa Sand Dam Foundation (ASDF). Read more
Find out more about our generous supporters, Fondation Ensemble, the impact of our partnership and what we've got planned for the next few years... Read more
Sand Dams Worldwide expeditioner, William Irwen-Bourdillon, sees some incredible early benefits from a sand dam in southeast Kenya and the positive impact it has had on communities. Read more
Jonathan Drew, Director of The Explorations Company, shares his thoughts on Sand Dams Worldwide, the impact of sand dams, and why he's such a fan... Read more
In September 2014, Sand Dam Worldwide's former Individual Giving Manager, Kirsty Cunningham, joined our sand dam expedition to Kenya. This is her story. Read more
Andrew Musila Silu’s commitment to the philosophy of self-help is second to none. In 2010 he took the step of starting Africa Sand Dam Foundation (ASDF), now our strategic partner in Kenya. As Development Director at ASDF, he has retained his values of true community-led development. We asked him what exactly this looks like in practice. Read more
Becky Little and Jason Maddrell helped to build a sand dam on a Sand Dams Worldwide expedition in 2012. They returned to lead the Sand Dams Worldwide 2016 expedition and visited the same community four years’ on, and were astonished to see how much the area has changed. Read more