Overview

Mission

Our mission is to improve global access to clean water by funding well constructions in developing countries, while fostering numeracy skills and charitable values in school children. We want to empower young people in the UK to make a lasting difference in the world by combining education with social impact. Through our innovative platform, we want to connect local learning with global causes, turning every ten correct answers into a day of water for someone in need. In doing so, we not only support vital water access but also raise awareness about global water scarcity and the broader impacts of climate change. By uniting schools, businesses, and local communities, we aim to build a movement where learning becomes a force for good and small efforts lead to life-changing results.

Goals

1) Alleviate hardship caused by water poverty by funding the construction of wells in the developing world

Well-Good works to improve access to clean water by funding the construction of wells in water-scarce regions. To date, the charity has supported many projects around the world, helping address a crisis that affects approximately 750 million people who lack access to safe drinking water (one in nine people). Additionally, around 2.5 billion people live without proper sanitation, contributing to nearly one million preventable deaths each year. These projects provide lasting solutions that transform lives and communities.

2) Develop the mathematical skills of local kids

Well-Good platform allows children to practise and improve their numeracy through meaningful engagement. Pupils answer basic maths questions designed to help them practise times tables, decimals, negative numbers, and other essential maths skills. With millions of questions answered correctly so far, the initiative connects classroom effort with real-world impact: every ten correct answers equate to one day of clean water for someone in need.

3) Foster charitable values and kindness in British kids

Well-Good offers a space where children’s learning directly benefits others. The knowledge that their effort provides water to those in need reinforces life-long values such as empathy, compassion, and social responsibility. Research also shows that acts of kindness positively affect mental health, making this initiative valuable both educationally and emotionally.

4) Raise awareness of climate change

Well-Good highlights the connection between water scarcity and climate change, helping people understand how environmental issues affect access to clean water. Through its educational approach, the charity encourages children to think about sustainability and the impact on vulnerable communities. By linking local learning with global challenges, the initiative inspires new generations to care for the environment and take positive action.