Guaranteeing access to potable water
On December 2023 we went to the Brazilian Amazon to serve 800 Huni Kuin People. This is what we accomplished thanks to your support:
Drill water well to 40m
Install stage of the art-4 phase water filter system
Install water storage tank structure to 5m and provide 5000L tank
Install 3 phase water filter & UV filter with piping
Install shower systems
Community sink structure
Clean water for 800 Huni Kawa people
The impact of these wells is immeasurable. All 800 residents have now access to potable water, radically transforming everyday life in the villages.
By providing a sustainable source of clean drinking water, we have taken a significant step toward reducing waterborne illnesses that have persistently affected the village.
Water Quality Improvement
This analysis highlights the effectiveness of our advanced water purification system by measuring a range of critical water quality parameters and showcasing the significant reduction of heavy metals, nitrates, and nitrites in the diagrams.
Our filtration process has achieved remarkable improvements, including:
✔ pH Stabilization – Improved from 5.8 to 7.2
✔ Hardness Reduction – Reduced from 180 mg/L to 25 mg/L
✔ E. Coli – Reduced by 98.2%
By comparing essential water parameters before and after treatment, the data demonstrates the system’s efficiency in removing harmful contaminants while ensuring safe, clean drinking water. This process not only protects community health but also preserves the natural mineral balance for long-term water quality.
Learn moreThe leader of this village reached out to us after witnessing the impact of our mission with the Yawanawá people. Together, we’ve accomplished so much, and now we have an urgent opportunity to extend our life-changing efforts to the Huni Kuin village of Caucho.
We extend our deepest gratitude to our generous donors, especially to Ghazal whose unwavering support made this dream a reality. This is all part of the bigger picture, driven by the vision of Ghazal.
E. coli, bacteria, and parasites
Finding E. coli, bacteria, and parasites in a water sample meant for drinking sends a clear message: it is contaminated with sewage or animal waste, carriers of potential diseases.
Ensuring access to clean water is not just about survival; it’s also about preserving indigenous cultural heritage and connection to the land. Water is not just a resource; it’s a fundamental human birth right to life.
