Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts

Monday, 20 August 2012

Securing Dreams Through African Well Water Project


As unfortunate as it may be, unclean water acts as a burden to the development and advancement of individuals in poverty stricken areas worldwide. The African Well Water Project implemented by the Canadian charity, WaterCan, aims to redistribute hopes and dreams back to those living in communities of poverty that lack proper water and sanitation infrastructure. Through the African Well Water Project, money is raised to go towards the support of clean water access in various communities throughout eastern Africa. Access to clean water will be made available to children, adults and families alike.

Africa has suffered from poverty, unclean water conditions and poor sanitation for years. WaterCan aims to lend support through the implementation of community-driven projects that emphasize locally appropriate technologies, community ownership and gender equality. The African Well Water Project accepts donations of large and small. No donation is turned away. WaterCan also offers donors the ability to stay informed on updates and news regarding progress of

Just One African Well From Watercan Can Make All The Difference


WaterCan is a leading Canadian charity that is dedicated to fighting global poverty by assisting the world's poorest countries gain access to clean water, basic sanitation, and hygiene education. Since 1987, WaterCan has reached over one million children, women, and men in the poorest regions and one call to action was building and maintaining an African well in areas that need them the most. By establishing easy access to clean water through African wells, WaterCan gets closer to helping deprived communities in African countries finally break the cycle of poverty and secure a brighter future.

How Can You Make a Difference with WaterCan? You can support their charity through various means

Sunday, 19 August 2012

Africa Charity, Watercan, Encourages The Public To Join Their Efforts


You know what is occurring in other areas around the world. You are aware of the men, women, and children living their lives in poverty throughout Africa and how their access to clean water, basic sanitation, and hygiene education is limited or nonexistent. So why not do something about it? Maybe one person cannot change the world, but they can change the world for a family in desperate need.

WaterCan is a leading Canadian charity dedicated to fighting global poverty by helping the world's poorest countries gain access to clean water, basic sanitation and hygiene education. Since 1987, WaterCan has reached over one million children, women, and men in