Montana Newspaper Shares WWFA News June 12, 2019 No Comments The Kalispell Times in Montana recently published an article about the work of Water Wells for Africa (WWFA). The article was written by our own photojournalist John Fredricks. At the time of this article posting, John is in Read More »
Who We Are
We have been building water wells in rural Africa since 1996.
We believe clean water is the first step out of poverty, and that those without any should have it first.
Our Water Wells Must Meet These Requirements:
Simple
Tech is great, but if a villager needs to order a part from Germany to fix a broken well, it just won't happen.
Sustainable
98% of our wells continue to function after 10 years because of our unique model of community ownership.
Accessible
We go where no where else is going and give clean water access to people who've never had clean water in their lives.
PROJECTS
THE NEED
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HOW WE WORK
Technology
One might assume that more technology means more water. Such is not always the case when working in rural Africa.
READ MOREThe Cost
No two wells are ever the same. Read about the various costs that are included in our projects.
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Our most powerful key to sustainability. Find out how our wells keep operating year after year.
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How To Build A Well
Want to know how we do it? Review the 3 phases to our projects from beginning to end.
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Montana Newspaper Shares WWFA News
The Kalispell Times in Montana recently published an article about the work of Water Wells for Africa (WWFA). The article was written by our own photojournalist John Fredricks. At the time of this article posting, John is in
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