Staff

Geraint is a hydrogeologist and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) engineer. He started his career as an exploration geologist before moving into the humanitarian sector working for organisations such as the International Rescue Committee, Médecins Sans Frontières and Oxfam. He obtained a 1^st class MSc in hydrogeology from Birmingham University and went on to work for the UK Environment Agency as a hydrogeologist. In 2012 Geraint founded Groundwater Relief in order to link groundwater expertise from within the private, public and academic sectors to the aid and development sectors. Since 2016 he has has been working full time as Groundwater Relief's Chief Executive Officer. Geraint has experience developing and managing small to large scale groundwater supply projects all over Africa and Asia.

With an MSc Water and Sanitation for Development from Cranfield University, Lucy has worked on WASH projects in Uganda and India, and research in Ethiopia. Since joining Groundwater Relief she has been involved in water supply projects in Kenya, Bangladesh and Sierra Leone. 

Sophia is a hydrogeologist with over 10 years experience working within the private sector in Canada. She has extensive field experience and has provided local support for water projects in the Middle East, Asia and South America. Sophia is excited to join Groundwater Relief and has a passion for water resource management and WASH.