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Justice Water: Inspiring Hope, Empowering Change The vision is simple: we envision a world where everyone has access to clean drinking water.

A world where no child has to die due to preventable diseases. A world where women and children don't have to spend valuable hours collecting water, but have opportunities to a quality life.

09/12/2026

Would you like to know where our team is headed next?
As soon as the rainy season ends in Togo, our team will be working with three villages this year. One of them is Agiabo-cope as you can see in this post.

We are looking forward to serving this community, and empower them to bring sustainable change in their drinking water!

We invite you to pray with us as we continue to meet with village leaders to encourage community engagement and ownership!

Also if you’d like to be a part of our efforts, you can visit our website www.justicewater.org

08/25/2026

We officially handed over our fifth well in Mkwayira, which is home to over 700 people.

This well is extra meaningful to our team.

At the centre of this village is something incredibly special… a safe house run by a committed missionary family. Here, young girls who were once living on the streets or forced to leave school are given a second chance. It is a place of protection, care, and hope for a better future.

Yet in this place of refuge, their daily drinking water was sadly not very safe. The only water source for these precious girls was a shallow well that was contaminated and often ran dry.

But that is their story of the past!
Now these girls have the opportunity to flourish— not only by being safe, no longer living on the streets, but also by having safe, clean drinking water that will sustain their physical health.

07/03/2026

For decades, the community of Sabola has been waking up in the middle of the night to wait in long line to collect water from a well that would run dry or fetch water that had salinity. People were doubtful whether our drilling would produce better quality water… but today we celebrate God’s goodness!
The years of struggle can now be put to rest, and the whole village can enjoy safe and clean water for the decades to come! 💧

06/17/2026

Can you imagine how you’d feel: one day waking up to a drilling rig in your village, and by the end of the day, you’re walking home with buckets full of fresh clean water.

And as you walk away, you have a sense of relief in your heart, and your footsteps feel a little lighter, knowing your long walks to dirty ponds and rivers are no more. And tomorrow you can come back here for more water 💦

We praise God, as the prayers of hundreds of families have been answered today!

06/06/2026

Thanks to our incredibly generous donors, and everyone that has tirelessly and faithfully lifted up our ministry in prayers, the village of Kamwendo now has a borehole that will supply their families with safe drinking water!

Picture yourself in this moment where they pump the water for the first time, as we official hand over the well, and celebrate with the whole village! God is so good!

This is the first of many times that people will gather to draw water from this well!

06/05/2026

A day to remember for the village of Mtamba!
Totally we officially handed over the well to the community and celebrated God’s goodness 🤍 It was a great day where we witnessed the joy of the Lord in the lives the people!

05/26/2026

First of five boreholes we are drilling in Malawi this week!
The 800 + people in Mtamba village now have clean drinking water!

What an exciting day for this community that can now experience God’s redeeming love for them! He is truly just, kind, and the God who sees!

04/28/2026

💧 A Simple Well. A Life-Changing Impact. 💧
In Kamwendo, over 1,500 people call this community home—but access to clean water is still a daily struggle.
Right now, hundreds of families rely on a single overcrowded well, a nearby river, or a shallow hand-dug pit just meters from the riverbank. This makeshift well isn’t just unreliable—it’s dangerous. A snake lives within it, turning every trip for water into a risk, especially for women and children.
For many women, the day begins at 3:00 a.m., standing in long lines just to collect water. Some don’t return home until 10:00 a.m. This daily burden affects everything—health, safety, family life, and even relationships.
But this can change.

✨ By drilling a new well, we can provide safe, clean, and reliable water to at least 600 people in the village.�✨ We can reduce health risks and eliminate dangerous water sources.�✨ We can give back hours each day—time for families, work, and children.

🤝 We’re inviting you to be part of this transformation. Whether through partnership, giving, or sharing this message—you can help bring lasting change to Kamwendo.
Together, we can turn a daily struggle into a story of restoration.

04/22/2026

JUSTICE + Water : This week our JUSTICEWATER Malawi team surveyed Mgumwiche village for a new well—but the day led us somewhere unexpected.

A nearby community, Mtamba village, sought out our team, asking for help. When we visited, we learned that an individual installed a well for a while .. but later on had the pump removed. Since then, families have no choice but to return to the polluted river water.

It’s heartbreaking and deeply upsetting—but we don’t believe it’s a coincidence that God lead us there. We have the opportunity to demonstrate God’s justice and love to this community!

Now we’re on a mission to bring clean water not just to Mgumwiche, but to Mtamba too—restoring hope where it was taken away.

04/15/2026

Get to know one of our next drilling locations:
Ngumwiche Village is home to more than 1,000 people, most of whom depend on small-scale farming—growing maize and sorghum—to survive.

Life here is simple but not easy. The village is connected by a dirt road, and most families rely on charcoal for energy, with only a few having access to small solar power systems. The community is predominantly Christian, holding firmly to faith even in the midst of daily struggles.
But behind this resilience lies a silent crisis.

Water in Ngumwiche is not safe.
The entire village depends on a single 6m hand-dug well fitted with a hand pump. Because it is shallow, the water is often muddy, contaminated, and unsafe to drink. Yet, this is the only source available. Families wake up each day knowing the water they collect could make them sick—but they have no other choice.

Children drink it. Mothers cook with it. The elderly depend on it.

Access to clean water here is not just a need—it is urgent. It is critical. It is a matter of health, dignity, and survival. Without it preventable diseases will continue to threaten lives, and the cycle of hardship will continue.

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