A Year Later: Water for farming!

Sussy Chetambe, 36, recalled what life was like in the Shitirira Community before her community's spring was protected last year.

"Getting water from this spring was a big problem because we suffered trying to access clean water due to [the] mud flow into the spring, especially during rainy days, which made our children sick," said Sussy.

Collecting water is now much simpler for Sussy and the other community members in [the] Shitirira Community.

"Today [I] am the happiest mother because water from the spring is clean and pure with no contamination. There is not even a single trace of stress in my mind because [I] am assured of safe, clean drinking water from the spring," continued Sussy.

Having ready access to water from the spring has made a difference for Sussy, allowing her to create a brighter future for her family.

"My vegetable farm had been dormant for quite some time, but now I have revived it due to [the] availability of fresh water from the spring. With this initiative, I will be able to produce abundant vegetables for commercial [use] and thus earn a living out of it," concluded Sussy.

Sussy tending her vegetable garden.

Right now, there are others in neighboring communities that desperately need safe water access. Your support will immediately go to work to provide a clean water project - and we can't wait to introduce you to the next person you'll help.