Watering Malawi

03/22/2022

02/20/2022

Watering Malawi has created an avenue of response to the current disaster related to heavy rain and flooding happening in Malawi in 2022. If you, your faith community or school would like to help here are the links:
Apple Pay/Venmo/PayPal:
https://passportcamps.org/wmdr/

Larger gifts: https://passportcamps.org/donate-form

800-769-0210
email: [email protected]
https://wateringmalawi.org/

02/19/2022

Updated photos from Chikwawa and Salima. Thank you to Trinitas for keeping us posted.

Watering Malawi is seeking disaster relief funds to send to affected areas in the Salima district as well as in districts to the south of Blantyre.

Apple Pay/Venmo/PayPal:
https://passportcamps.org/wmdr/

02/18/2022

Malawi President declared a State of National Disaster on 26th January 2022. 221,127 households (995,072 people) are affected across 19 districts. 46 people died, 206 people were injured while 18 people still reported missing. 32,935 households (152,786 people) displaced.

Floods hit the region on Salima in Malawi on February 15th 2022.Four days of rain and poor drainage led to floods that isolated rural communities, with roads...

01/27/2022

We see you Malawi. We are praying for our friends in the southern region and for the flood waters to subside. We also see that too much water also creates the need for access to clean drinking water.

Officials in Malawi say that tropical storm Ana has caused widespread flooding, power outages and killed at least one person in Malawi

03/22/2021

Today is World Water Day 2021. Having access to clean water is something every person on the planet should enjoy. Let's keep working for that day!

Water means different things to different people in different settings. By sharing all the different ways water benefits our lives, we can value water properly and safeguard it effectively for everyone. Valuing water appropriately is key to achieving the United Nations Global Goals. On World Water D...

03/11/2021

Here is a really simple way to help girls stay in school in Malawi. Founder Trinitas Kunashe is a forceful advocate for women and girls living in poverty. Your donation to this campaign will be used wisely and well.

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02/20/2021

Water is life. Always. No matter what part of the world you live in.

04/21/2020