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The Value of Clean Water For some families, the value of clean water is hard to define. For other families, the price of clean water is more straightforward. Francine and… Read More

People Fix Problems Berenadithe ‘s home is high on the ridge above the Nyabarongo River in a village named Cyeru. Her eyes twinkle as she tells us about her life…. Read More

A God-Given Calling Claude is a volunteer with the Water Project in the Juru sector of Rwanda. He just finished his routine rounds of visiting households with SAM3 household filters… Read More

Churches United for Clean Water   In rural Rwanda, clean water is scare, but water sources are plentiful. There is water in the rivers, swamps, and lakes that fill the… Read More

Making Clean Water a Priority   Providence and her husband Silas are in their late 40’s and have 7 children between the ages of 20 and 4 years-old. They live… Read More

Theogene and Apolonia’s Search for Clean Water   Theogene and his wife, Apolonia, live in a rural village in Rwanda with their 4-year-old daughter Lafie. Everyone in the village faces… Read More

The Impact of Clean Water on Children and Caregivers   As an elderly widow who lives along the riverside; Theresie is one of the poorest of the poor. But still,… Read More

Clean Water Critical for Health Centers Health centers are frequently the first point of care, especially for those in rural areas. They also are critical in responding to disease outbreaks,… Read More

Volunteers are Problem Solvers Damascene was fascinated as 20 Liters SAM3 Household filters began to appear around his small village. He was a local “fundi”, a handyman, problem solvers. Damascene… Read More

Peace of Mind for Vestine When we went to visit Vestine, she was at home with her young daughter. Her husband was at work and her two young sons were… Read More

The Problem Was Dirty Water Nepo and Venancie have lived in the rural area of Gashora in Rwanda since 1997. They are both in their sixties. Over the years, they… Read More

Clean Water Protects Children from Sickness   Emmanuel and Donatile live in rural Rwanda with their two children, Renee and Elisee. A few years ago, when the government provided public… Read More