World Water Day: Changing the Water Menu for Malawi’s Villages
This World Water Day, we invite you to take a closer look at what’s on the Water Menu—and how you can help change it.
Fundraise your way for Clean Water through our revamped Wishing Well Platform
Water Wells for Africa (WWFA) is excited to announce the launch of our revamped Wishing Well peer-to-peer fundraising platform!
Where Water Flows, Homes Grow in Ganizani Village
In the heart of Mangochi District, Ganizani Village stands as a beacon of transformation thanks to the installation of a life-changing water well by Water Wells for Africa (WWFA).
From Water to Wealth: How Clean Water Fuels Farming & Livestock in Patrick Village
On April 29, 2024, the donors of Water Wells for Africa (WWFA) gifted the solution of the village’s first-ever water well.
Brittany’s Dream: From Childhood Vision to Lifelong Mission
Inspiring Change, One Well at a Time – At just nine years old, Brittany Harris dreamed of a world where every child in Africa could access clean water. That dream has come true…
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.
Transforming Lives: Kasengwa School Blossoms with New Facilities
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.
Sumini’s Story – A World Water Day Success Story
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.
US Media Outlet Posts Article About WWFA Blossom Project
After our first Blossom Changing Room was complete, we were fortunate to get coverage by the multi-media news outlet Epoch Times.
Cholera is No More – Palibe
Every time we return to a village to see how the equipment is holding up and how the people are doing, we hear that waterborne diseases have been eradicated. One such example was on Thursday June 4th 2015.
