Working to Improve WASH in Healthcare Facilities in Cameroon

Working to Improve WASH in Healthcare Facilities in Cameroon

WEFTA is dedicated to promoting water, sanitation, and hygiene services (WASH) in healthcare facilities (HCFs) in the countries we serve. Our projects in 2024 include vital WASH improvements to two HCFs in Cameroon. Collectively, these improvements will impact over...
Spotlight on Hanna Brosky:  WASH Graduate Student and WEFTA Volunteer

Spotlight on Hanna Brosky:  WASH Graduate Student and WEFTA Volunteer

When the Bajo Algodón community water board proposed clearing a road through the rain forest to bring in materials for a WEFTA water and sanitation project, Hanna Brosky witnessed the Panamanian community mobilize in short order. The University of North Carolina (UNC)...
Circuit Rider making great strides towards WASH improvements in Kenya

Circuit Rider making great strides towards WASH improvements in Kenya

WEFTA’s Circuit Rider, David Kurgat, is making great strides towards WASH improvements for health posts and schools in Kenya. WEFTA is working closely with our in-country circuit rider, David Kurgat, on the assessment, repair, and renovation of WASH improvements at...
Remembering Paul Simon’s Water for the World Act

Remembering Paul Simon’s Water for the World Act

Senator Paul Simon foresaw the global water crisis and was an early leader in seeking solutions, pushing to increase access to water and sanitation to meet the fundamental needs of the most vulnerable communities around the world. Check out this article published by...
WEFTA published in NPCA WorldView

WEFTA published in NPCA WorldView

A new opportunity for RPCVs to help deliver clean water, sanitation and hygiene to rural communities. Most people in the developed world would agree with the statement “Water is life.” After all, our hands, lips, food, clothing, and household surfaces come in contact...
On the ground in Panama

On the ground in Panama

Our commitment is to the long-term success of the projects we’re involved with and it doesn’t stop when construction is complete. The WEFTA team is on the ground in Panama checking in on the status of current and completed projects. On their journey, WEFTA volunteers,...