From Danger to Deliverance – How Clean Water Transformed Kandeu 2 Village
In a remote corner of Malawi, the residents of Kandeu 2 Village in Salima District, have long struggled with limited access to clean water.
We believe clean water is the first step out of poverty, and that those without any should have it first.
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.
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We’ve had families, companies, legacy funds, and teenage kids completely sponsor water projects.
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.
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In a remote corner of Malawi, the residents of Kandeu 2 Village in Salima District, have long struggled with limited access to clean water.
We are delighted to announce the completion of the Blossom Project at Kasengwa School. This has significantly improved the school’s hygiene and sanitation conditions, addressing critical needs such as menstrual hygiene management.
We have a happy story to share with you! This is the story of a young girl named Sumini. The beginning of the story is sad because the people of her village, Mbota in Malawi, had to collect their water out of a hand-dug pit.
After our first Blossom Changing Room was complete, we were fortunate to get coverage by the multi-media news outlet Epoch Times.
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