Spotlight on Volunteer Mary Ostrowski:  “A Keyboard Volunteer”

Spotlight on Volunteer Mary Ostrowski:  “A Keyboard Volunteer”

After a 20-year career with the American Chemistry Council (ACC), Mary Ostrowski is today a WEFTA volunteer, not by working on water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) projects on the ground in the Americas or Africa, but by writing about those projects. Now retired and...
Congratulations, Chief Dom Nwachukwu!

Congratulations, Chief Dom Nwachukwu!

WEFTA is delighted to congratulate Chief Dom Nwachukwu, founder and CEO of Groundwater Development & Engineering, Ltd., on receiving the Presidential Distinguished Service Award from the Nigerian Association of Hydrogeologists (NAH) during their 36th Annual...
A Tremendous Impact

A Tremendous Impact

“Words cannot fully describe the impact that has been made—on the communities, on the Diocese of Mbinga, on SAWA, on WEFTA, and on individuals. The projects have all been wildly successful, not only by significantly improving lives but also by serving as...
New Hand Pumps for 11 Families in Guallaqueri

New Hand Pumps for 11 Families in Guallaqueri

WEFTA Partners with Suma Jayma to Provide Manual Water Pumps to Bolivia’s Guallaqueri Community Eleven families are the latest beneficiaries of new manual water pumps in the Guallaqueri community of Bolivia’s Altiplano. Guallaqueri is located in the municipality of...
Identifying critical WASH needs in El Salvador

Identifying critical WASH needs in El Salvador

According to national statistics, approximately 20% of rural Salvadorans lack access to basic drinking water, and nearly 50% lack access to safe sanitation facilities. In October 2024, WEFTA volunteers Ryan “Reno” Shields and Tim Wellman traveled to El Salvador, where...