Thanks to a generous donation from Leon and Brenda Fine, a solar-powered water system was inaugurated in Chimphundu Village on July 30th, 2026. The system delivers water daily through 2,817 meters of piping to 18 taps, benefiting 4,966 residents. This access to clean water is improving health, supporting education, and creating new opportunities for the community. The people of Chimphundu Village are now better equipped to thrive and continue building a brighter future.

A solar-powered water system was installed in Chakumba Village thanks to the generous support of Energy Corps. The project now provides clean water to 3,186 people through 16 taps connected by 1,734 meters of pipeline across the village. Access to clean water has transformed daily life, improving health, supporting education, and creating new opportunities for economic growth. The community is now healthier, stronger, and better positioned to thrive.

On August 2, 2026, a solar water pump was installed in Nyamukumbira Village, thanks to a generous donation from the Powell Family. The new system now provides clean, reliable water to 3,802 people through 22 taps connected by 2,483 meters of piping throughout the village. This project is making a meaningful difference in the community, improving health, supporting education, and creating opportunities for economic growth. With reliable access to water, the community can continue to thrive and grow.

On Jul 21, 2025, a solar water pumping system was handed over to the community in Chikwalamba Village thanks to a generous donation from Joseph For Dignity. It now serves 3,130 people by pumping 1.8 liters of water per second daily to 22 taps over 4,069 meters of piping throughout the village. This has transformed the village, bringing opportunity for enhanced education, economic growth, and significantly improving the villagers’ health. The community is now thriving and growing.

On January 9, 2025, a solar water pumping system was installed in Kavinde Village, thanks to the generous support of the Hirsch Family. The system now serves 3,065 people, pumping 2 liters of water per second to 24 taps spread across 2.5 kilometers of piping throughout the village. This project has transformed the community. With clean water now available at homes, a school, and a health center, there have been major improvements in health, education, and economic activity. The village is now thriving and growing.

On June 30th, 2025, a solar water pump was installed in Chiuta Village thanks to the generous support of Water4Mercy and St. James Catholic Church. The system now provides clean water to 3,560 people, delivering 1 liter per second each day through 14 taps connected by 1,515 meters of piping. This project has transformed the village—improving health, boosting education, supporting economic growth, and helping the community thrive.

Due to a generous donation from Roger Rolfe, in partnership with Water4Mercy, a solar water pump was inaugurated in Khaila Village village on May 21, 2025. This remarkable system channels 1.6 liters of water per second daily through 2,621 meters of pipes, reaching 20 taps and benefiting 5,400 residents. The ripple effects have been profound: educational opportunities have grown, economic momentum has been built, and the health of the villagers has seen significant improvements. The community stands revitalized and poised for continued growth.

On July 20, 2024, Kalinda Village in Zambia’s Sinda district celebrated a transformative moment with the installation of a solar water pump, generously donated by Mwendo Group in memory of John Eliasov. This advanced system now delivers 1.15 liters of water per second through 1,082 meters of piping to 16 taps, providing safe and reliable water for all 4,616 residents. Previously, villagers depended on a contaminated open water source, where women and girls dug for water and waited for it to resurface. This unsafe water led to widespread waterborne diseases, particularly affecting schoolchildren, whose education was disrupted by frequent illness. Adults, too, bore the burden of poor health, unable to work and provide for their families during bouts of sickness. These challenges compounded the cycle of hardship and poverty within the community. The solar water pump has brought a profound change to Kalinda Village. With clean water now easily accessible, health has improved significantly, children can attend school regularly, and parents can focus on productive work. The village is thriving, its residents enjoying better opportunities, renewed hope, and a brighter future.

On November 1, 2023, Chalapuka Village celebrated a significant milestone with the installation of a solar water pump, generously donated by the Dworman Family. This advanced system now delivers over 20,000 liters of water daily to 18 taps through 1,956 kilometers of piping, directly benefiting 3,123 residents. The introduction of this reliable water source has revolutionized life in Chalapuka Village. The impacts have been far-reaching: educational opportunities have increased as children can attend school consistently without the burden of collecting water. Economic progress has been stimulated, with more time available for productive activities. The health of the villagers has seen substantial improvements, reducing the prevalence of waterborne diseases. With access to clean water, Chalapuka Village is now blossoming and on an upward trajectory, embodying a brighter, healthier, and more prosperous future for all its residents.

In the heart of Mfuse Village, located in Zambia’s Petauke district, 3,615 residents once depended on unsafe water sources. Women and girls had to walk an average of 0.6 kilometers each day to collect water, a task that exposed them to waterborne diseases and failed to meet the community’s essential needs for cooking, washing, and agriculture. On December 31, 2023, this all changed with the installation of a solar water pump, generously donated by Tony Bloom. This innovative system now serves the entire community by delivering 1.69 liters of water per second to 18 taps through 1,504 kilometers of piping. The introduction of this reliable water source has revolutionized life in Mfuse Village. The impacts have been profound: educational opportunities have flourished as children can now attend school regularly without the burden of water collection. Economic growth has been stimulated, with more time available for productive activities. Health outcomes have dramatically improved, reducing the incidence of waterborne diseases. With access to clean water, Mfuse Village is now thriving and growing, embodying a brighter, healthier, and more prosperous future for all its residents.