Restoring Ghana's Land and Water from Mercury and Heavy Metal Contamination.
Restoring Contaminated Soil and Water Across Ghana. Proven soil remediation technology High‑volume water purification systems Training & local community partnerships
Ghana’s Water Crisis: A Nation in Danger
Illegal artisanal gold mining — known locally as galamsey — has pushed Ghana into one of the most severe environmental crises in West Africa.
More than 60% of Ghana's water bodies are now contaminated with mercury, arsenic, and toxic sediments. Over 6 million people across the country lack access to safe water. Farmers are working land that produces poisoned crops.
Rural communities travel hours to reach water that still isn't safe to drink. Entire ecosystems are collapsing under the weight of unregulated mining waste spreading across Ghana's rivers, farmland, and forests.
The contamination doesn't stay contained. Mercury leaches from rivers into soil, moves into groundwater, enters food crops, and accumulates in the bodies of the people who depend on that land to survive.
The answer isn't to end mining. It's to restore what's been destroyed — and change how extraction happens going forward.
Be Part of the Change
Together, We Reverse the Damage
Every dollar goes directly to restoring Ghana's contaminated land and water. No bloated overhead. No endless timelines. Your contribution funds soil remediation equipment, trains local operators, and returns clean water and productive farmland to communities across Ghana that have waited too long for someone to act. This isn't charity. It's restoration. Be the reason a family drinks clean water again.