Village Water has taken the difficult decision to stop funding Village Water Zambia (VWZ) as of 31 December 2021.
End of an era
Village Water has taken the difficult decision to stop funding Village Water Zambia (VWZ) as of 31 December 2021.
Category Archives: Country
Voices from George
For the last 26 months, Village Water has supported a community in Zambia’s capital, Lusaka, to transform it’s health and wellbeing.
For the last 26 months, Village Water has supported a community in Zambia’s capital, Lusaka, to transform it’s health and wellbeing.
Interview with Rufaro
Rufaro Njopera works as the Finance officer for our Mozambican partner WATSAN, and she has also taken on the task of collecting stories, pictures and film clips for Village Water. We have been so impressed by her many talents. Read her Interview below:
Rufaro Njopera works as the Finance officer for our Mozambican partner WATSAN, and she has also taken on the task of collecting stories, pictures and film clips for Village Water. We have been so impressed by her many talents. Read her Interview below:
Distrust, rumor, and misinformation over Covid Vaccines in Mozambique
As a highly infectious new strain of COVID-19 spreads through southern Africa, the poorest rural villages in Mozambique where we work, will unlikely receive vaccines for some time if at all.
As a highly infectious new strain of COVID-19 spreads through southern Africa, the poorest rural villages in Mozambique where we work, will unlikely receive vaccines for some time if at all.
Reflections on water
Water means different things to different people.
We asked people in the UK, Zambia and Mozambique about what water means to them.
Water means different things to different people.
We asked people in the UK, Zambia and Mozambique about what water means to them.
A woman’s work is never done, in Rabeca’s opinion
Life for a woman or girl is still disproportionately harder than a man or boy in many countries. To achieve safe water and sanitation for all we have to include women at the table.
Life for a woman or girl is still disproportionately harder than a man or boy in many countries. To achieve safe water and sanitation for all we have to include women at the table.
The Ripple Effect: Empowering Women through Water
We celebrate the achievements of women and work to empower and improve their lives through providing access to safe water.
We celebrate the achievements of women and work to empower and improve their lives through providing access to safe water.
A mum is a mum, wherever you go
Mothers like Sara work hard to support their children, sometimes in the harshest of environments. Join us in celebrating the amazing things they do every day, this Mothers Day.
Mothers like Sara work hard to support their children, sometimes in the harshest of environments. Join us in celebrating the amazing things they do every day, this Mothers Day.
Boys and girls now learn together. Period.
We’ve been working hard to complete our projects at 7 de Abril school, Chimoio, Mozambique. The school has 9436 students who have been relying on just 6 latrines. But building a completely new water system has not been plain sailing for our local partners WATSAN Mozambique:
We’ve been working hard to complete our projects at 7 de Abril school, Chimoio, Mozambique. The school has 9436 students who have been relying on just 6 latrines. But building a completely new water system has not been plain sailing for our local partners WATSAN Mozambique:
Village Water give up – for Lent!
As a team we’re setting our own fundraising challenges over the next 40 days to help bring safe water to another community.
As a team we’re setting our own fundraising challenges over the next 40 days to help bring safe water to another community.
