WEFTA’s 2025 Annual Report Highlights Impressive WASH Gains

WEFTA’s 2025 Annual Report Highlights Impressive WASH Gains

We are honored to play a role in improving the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. In 2025, WEFTA WASH projects directly reached more than 281,000 people. In addition, over 3.3 million people living in the catchment areas of supported healthcare facilities...
Returning to San Miguelito: Advancing a 25-Year Water Partnership

Returning to San Miguelito: Advancing a 25-Year Water Partnership

From February 4–9, 2026, Water Engineers for the Americas (WEFTA) returned to San Miguelito, El Salvador, near El Imposible National Park, to assess and strengthen the community’s gravity-fed water systems serving approximately 160 connections. The visit was both...
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...
Lifting up Labor and Delivery in Ethiopia

Lifting up Labor and Delivery in Ethiopia

Thanks to the combined efforts of WEFTA, the Village Health Partnership (VHP), and in-country associates, healthcare facilities in Ethiopia are improving patient services, including maternal and neonatal care. WEFTA engineer-volunteers Marty Howell and Nathan...
An Abiding Commitment to Safe Water Provision

An Abiding Commitment to Safe Water Provision

WEFTA in Honduras WEFTA has been engaged in safe water provision in rural Honduras for over 20 years.  As part of this abiding commitment, our volunteers travel to villages in the country to evaluate and support new community-managed water systems. Examples of...