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A Constant Concern “When I drink water from it [the filter], I feel refreshed and safe,” Solange confidently shares. Having our thirst quenched by water is something we can relate… Read More

Indoor plumbing is nonexistent in Abiyunze, a village found in the Ngoma District of Rwanda. The lack of clean water brought heartbreaking hardships to this village. Kabano, a husband and… Read More

Clean Water Brings Financial Freedom The luxury of clean water seemed unattainable to Byanone and his family. The challenges to purify untreated water from the nearby lake were many, including… Read More

Dedicated to Serving Others No Matter What Valerie is a 62-year-old caregiver living in Rwanda’s Ngoma district with a heart as generous as her age. She is not just the… Read More

Located in Ngoma district lies Jarama Health Center – a vital lifeline for the 30,773 residents of Rwanda’s Jarama sector. Every day, this bustling health facility caters to the diverse… Read More

We walk because they walk. Everyday, around the world, approximately 700 million people still lack access to basic drinking water services. So they have to walk. Some estimate that 200… Read More

Sylvia and Aphrodis In the heart of Rwanda’s Kagogo sector, in the village of Nyamabuye, lives Sylvia, a resilient 44-year-old mother of three, and her husband Aphrodis. The two lead… Read More

Clean water is critical for successful education. Vedaste Ntibihangana is the head teacher of Mugwato Primary school in Mugwato village. Years ago, World Relief and 20 Liters began identifying places… Read More

Water – a critical subject in school At first glance, Uruhuha Primary School, situated in the Uruhuha village of Rwanda’s Jarama sector, looks much like one might expect. Home to… Read More

A beautiful landscape Rosette’s home over looks a beautiful fertile valley where crops are neatly planted. Cows wander up and down the valley paths, and in the distance she can… Read More

Clean Waters, Bright Futures Jacqueline Nyirabukara wears multiple hats in her small Rwandan village. She is a skilled community health worker specializing in common waterborne diseases like malaria and diarrhea…. Read More

A Seed Planted in Dark Soil…Just Needs a Little Water Rachel Mukategera, a 51-year-old Rwandan widow, resides in the country’s northern Burera district. Blessed with a nurturing heart, Rachel has… Read More