CLEAN WATER

World Emergency Relief offers help during a drought by supporting local programs and villages in the United States, Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe. We provide the population with clean drinking water to help prevent disease.

We bring clean water solutions using filters made of clay to remote jungles, includes water tanks, and delivers clean drinking water to rural drought areas. The solutions we bring and leave in remote areas are simple, easy to use, and do not require an advanced degree to keep them operational.

NAVAJO NATION - USA

Water is essential for life and has always been sacred to the people of the Navajo Nation. 30% of these First Americans lack access to running water in their homes and in the Black Mesa area it is 90%. World Emergency Relief provides barrels for water hauling and installs water harvesting systems for communities in need.

SOUTH AFRICA

South Africa's population is suffering from extreme drought. Hunger plagues the people, and, as in many African countries, children suffer the most. World Emergency Relief provides food and ample water tanks for drinking water.

CAMBODIA

Contaminated water sources and lack of adequate sanitation facilities are massive problems for poor rural communities in Cambodia. Safe, clean, bottled drinking water is something many people cannot afford. With water filters, we can stop diseases!

WATER TANK - KENYA

Kenya’s estimated 2.7 million people are afflicted by acute water shortages. People must walk for miles to reach water sources which are usually dried up or contaminated. Children and their parents are flocking to the tanks, which are each filled with 10,000 liters of fresh water by our tankers. These tanks are already ensuring the survival of thousands of people. The vehicles are also bringing their life-saving freight directly to villages, where the grateful inhabitants are able to fill their jerrycans on site.