Leaving a Watermark in Ecuador
Those connected by water form powerful currents that can make a difference. WaterStep rode the wave of this current by attending the 10thNational Forum for Water Resources on July 5-6…
A Lively Dance with the Dead
Would you care to dance with the dead? WaterStep employee Jordan Maiden was recently invited to witness and photograph an ancient ritual while in Malawi Gule Wamkulu, meaning "The Great…
From Kenya to Kentucky to Help Communities Like Hers
In her native country of Kenya, Mercy Kazaya saw water make people sick, people she knew and cared for. Children cried, and adults were in agony. They knew the water…
Dr. Cindy M. Figueroa
Meet Cindy, we are so glad we did! In the depths of chaos, you often find a gem. That’s what happened when WaterStep responded to Puerto Rico’s cry for help…
Jordan Maiden
Jordan Maiden has volunteered with WaterStep for over five years. We love Jordan!He is a smart, enthusiastic, level headed, hard-working, passionate, multi-talented man. Whew, and that’s not even half of…
Emmanuel Olupot
Don’t you just love it when children lead the way? That is the back story for Emmanuel Olupot, whose family lives in Uganda. Emmanuel’s twelve-year-old daughter has a pen pal…
Forgotten Communities Still Lack Safe Water in Puerto Rico
Post-storm Puerto Rico is still in emergency mode. The crisis in Puerto Rico is not going away anytime soon. Help our fellow Americans get safe water and disinfectant in the…
Training = Empowerment
Our amazing Director of Training and Trips Claudia Daniels led a training on November 2 with representatives from four African countries - Kenya, Uganda, Cameroon, and Ghana - and two South…