An Update from the Field Re: COVID-19
Now, more than ever the clean water that you have helped us provide is a clear source of hope and health. It is saving lives, right now.
The COVID-19 Disaster Response Fund
Imagine practicing social distancing, without a home. Imagine washing your hands, when you have no clean water. Imagine going to a health clinic but needing to bring your own jerry can from the river 3km away before you arrive.
What’s the Opposite of Social Distancing?
Coming home from Uganda a week ago, I found myself within the government’s advised self isolation period, and so here our family is, adjusting like so many of you are to a different rhythm: together, but different.
Would you Share your Food with Them?
It took a while for us to meet Godfrey and his family. Most in his community didn’t want to meet with anyone, let alone a Muzungu (a white guy). There’s a sense of distrust and fear
A Bigger Story
We’ve said before how the day the community receives clean water is one that they have hoped for, worked hard for, and prayed for. It’s a day that you as part of the Acts community
TapStand Volume 2 Edition 1: Widening the Net
Just like Holly and Erin, we know you have your story of why you support Acts for Water. You’ve made it possible for us to do this work for over 30 years now and we’re so grateful. You’ve helped over 220 000 people get water.