A Day in the Life
It’s pre-dawn in Bungoma County, Kenya. Domari, a 13-year-old girl living with her grandmother, is already up and working to complete the chores she must do prior to going to school for…
Passionist Missionaries Complex Now Complete
WaterStep Ambassador Raphael Wanjala recently partnered with Brother Samuel Omollo of the Passionist Priests of Kenya to complete a water project at a large complex in Karungu, Kenya. The Passionist…
Louisville Family Making a Difference in Arusha, Tanzania – Summer 2023
Guest post by, Stephanie Falk In the United States we take for granted access to safe drinking water. According to UNICEF 418 million people on the continent of Africa lack…
The Ripple Effect
Like ripples on a lake, we are seeing the knowledge and excitement of WaterStep's life-saving work continue to spread and grow in the countries we serve. In Kenya, WaterStep has…
A Lively Dance with the Dead
Would you care to dance with the dead? WaterStep volunteer, Jordan Maiden, was invited to witness and photograph an ancient ritual while in Malawi. Gule Wamkulu, meaning “The Great Dance”…
Imagine a Day Without Water
For many of us living in the U.S., it's difficult to imagine not having access to water any time we need it. We go to the sink, turn on the…
Reaching for His Inner MacGyver (Part Three)
This is a continuation of an article posted by Louisville Water Company's newsletter, NewsLeaks, on August 22, 2022:Only Positive PicsMeyer has a connection to WaterStep. His son, Ben, has worked…
Reaching for His Inner MacGyver (Part Two)
This is a continuation of an article published by the Louisville Water Company's newsletter, NewsLeaks, on August 22, 2022:Five Days of RainEastern Kentucky is a land of hills and hollers…
Reaching for His Inner MacGyver (Part One)
This article is from the August 22, 2022 edition of the Louisville Water Company's newsletter, NewsLeaks: Setting up Water on Wheels (WOW) Carts is a relatively easy task, especially for…
Louisville skyline aerial view with the Clark Memorial Bridge and the Ohio River in the foreground.
Louisville’s Quest for Safe Water
This article was written by Greg Heitzman, WaterStep Board Member and Former President of Louisville Water Company. Louisville Water Company and WaterStep share a common mission: to provide safe drinking…
WaterStep Responds in Eastern Kentucky (Part 2)
Our volunteer teams were busy over the weekend continuing to provide relief in the areas most impacted by the recent flooding in the Appalachia region of the state. Although we…
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WaterStep Responds in Eastern Kentucky (Part 1)
WaterStep is mobilizing a team to assist communities in Southeastern Kentucky in the wake of the devastating flooding that impacted dozens of communities in the last week. To date, at least 37 people…
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