We are finalizing plans to work with Global Water, an organization with extensive experience with water and sanitation projects in Guatemala, other Central American countries, and Africa. Following our strategy to “get things done now”, we are funding projects that Global Water has put together for implementation, using their network of NGOs established through years […]
We work in close contact with the Peace Corps in Bolivia. Through their administration, we strive to get funds to Volunteers in the field, as quickly as possible, to aid in their water and sanitation projects. The Peace Corps operates under the premise that they are there to provide manpower, education, and training, not money. […]
We are creating an Appropriate Technologies Resource Center. This will be a repository for references relating to the implementation of appropriate technologies in water and sanitation in developing areas. Most of the solutions are low-tech. They are simple to implement, based on skills which are easy to learn and teach, and utilize low-cost easily-obtainable materials. […]
The Adventist Health Study Jacqueline Chan: 1,2, Synnove F. Knutsen: 1,3, Glen G. Blix: 2, Jerry W. Lee: 2 and Gary E. Fraser: 1,3 1 Adventist Health Studies, School of Public Health, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA. 2 Department of Health Promotion and Education, School of Public Health, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA. […]
MSN Health & Fitness Turbulent Waters By Allison J. Cleary, EatingWell.com
Here you will find articles relating to Water Charity, our thoughts and our work. We begin with an article that appeared recently in the Wall Street Journal, featuring our Director and President Dr. Jacqueline Chan. The article is entitled Studies Lead You to Water, But How Much to Drink?. We include for your reference an […]
This short promo video was made for us by Maram Mohamed. <3 Water Charity And Local Partners The Approach Water Charity operates by forging partnerships with local organizations in the countries, cities, and communities in which we operate. Each situation we encounter is unique to the culture of the location and the needs of the […]
WALL STREET JOURNAL HEALTH JOURNAL By MELINDA BECK Studies Lead You to Water, But How Much to Drink? July 1, 2008; Page D1 Lately it’s been in vogue to dismiss the advice to drink eight glasses of water a day as a “medical myth.”