Bringing Clean Water to Malawi: WorldHope Corps’ 2022 Success Story

"Water is life" is not just a saying, it's a reality for millions of people worldwide who struggle daily to access clean water. In 2022, WorldHope Corps, through the generous support of its donors, constructed three wells in Malawi, bringing clean water to communities that had been deprived of it for far too long.

The Christensen well in Mzalangwe, completed in December 2022, was a game-changer for the school community. Teachers and students no longer have to walk long distances to access water, and the well serves not only the school but also six surrounding villages. The school feeding program has been established thanks to the easy availability of water, ensuring that children receive a nutritious meal to fuel their learning.

The Nathan well in Yesaya Village was another Christmas miracle, serving over 900 people from various villages in the area. The community had been consuming water from an open stream, which was not only inconvenient but also hazardous to their health. With the new well in place, the threat of waterborne diseases like cholera has significantly reduced, giving residents peace of mind.

Nathan well in Yesaya Village, in Mzimba District – Completed December 2022

Finally, the Holland well in Chakuwalo Nyirongo Village, completed in October 2022, provided access to clean water for over 900 people from five surrounding villages. It's hard to overstate the positive impact that access to clean water can have on a community's health, education, and overall well-being.

Holland well in Chakuwalo Nyirongo Village - Completed in October 2022

We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our donors and partners who made these wells possible. Your generosity has brought joy and relief to thousands of people who can now access clean water with ease. As we celebrate Easter weekend, we want to wish you all a happy and blessed time with your loved ones. Together, we can make the world a better place, one well at a time.

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