
Sleep Feels Sweet Again in Mvumba
When we first visited Mvumba Village, many homes were quiet each morning because most of the women were away — walking to the Mvumba River for water.
We install water wells in hard-to-reach remote villages in Africa. Since 1996, we’ve installed over 500 wells because we believe clean water is the first step out of poverty, and with it, people and their communities thrive.
Our proven model of community inclusion and good equipment saves lives.
The lack of clean and easy-to-access water is killing people and destroying lives in Africa.
Thank you for caring and doing something to help people in need of clean water.
Since 2020, WWFA has been installing water wells on school properties to keep students healthy, hydrated, and in school!
30 school wells in 3 years and over 500 more to do.
WWFA launched this new project in 2023 to provide girls with a private and hygienic facility to visit during their menstrual cycle.
You can help young females facing many challenges.
We’ve had families, companies, legacy funds, and teenage kids completely sponsor water projects.

When we first visited Mvumba Village, many homes were quiet each morning because most of the women were away — walking to the Mvumba River for water.

Since 1996 WWFA has installed over 600 water wells. WWFA has provided the first clean water for over a half a million people. This year, we’ve installed 59 new water wells in some of the most remote and hardest to reach villages.

Across Chalamanda 2, the changes are visible everywhere. Children walk to school with time to spare. Women move through their days with confidence instead of fear. Families prepare meals when they choose.

For the students of St. Johns Primary School in Blantyre, learning once came with a heavy price: thirst, fatigue, and missed opportunities.
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