Connecting water professionals
and donors with communities
in Latin America & Africa
in need of
clean water and sanitation
In 2024, we have directly impacted* over 154,000 lives, and benefited over 2.8 million people in the catchment* areas of our healthcare facility WASH improvement projects.
*The direct impact of community water projects refers to the immediate benefits, such as improved access to clean water and sanitation for the population directly served. The catchment population impact reflects broader, indirect effects on the health and well-being of beneficiary populations served by healthcare facilities (HCFs), including reduced disease prevalence, increased access to water and sanitation improvements in healthcare facilities, and overall improved public health outcomes.
NEWS & HAPPENINGS
WEFTA’s commitment is driven by heartfelt dedication to improving lives
The WEFTA team is in Panama
2024 Annual Report
New Hand Pumps for 11 Families in Guallaqueri
WEFTA and SAWA Strengthen WASH Services in Tanzanian Healthcare Facilities
WEFTA Supports VHP in Advancing Maternal Health in Ethiopia
Identifying critical WASH needs in El Salvador
WASH Improvement Project is almost complete for Lundu Parish Center
Assessing Water and Sanitation for Communities in El Salvador
The Ripple Effect of ‘WASH’ in Catholic Health Care
Spotlight on Scott McKitrick: WEFTA Geologist Volunteer
Drinking Water for Cuipa Kahuaya
Spotlight on Jacob Ford: WASH Engineer passionate about making a tangible difference
Ensuring Sustainability: Checking in on Water Projects in Panama
Accolades for WEFTA partner, Chief Dom Nwachukwu
Improving Lives in Copatamaya
Working to Improve WASH in Healthcare Facilities in Cameroon
Spotlight on Hanna Brosky: WASH Graduate Student and WEFTA Volunteer
Circuit Rider making great strides towards WASH improvements in Kenya
Remembering Paul Simon’s Water for the World Act
WEFTA published in NPCA WorldView
On the ground in Panama
2023 Annual Report
WEFTA and Suma Jayma: A Partnership for Safe Water and Sanitation on Bolivia’s Altiplano
Spotlight on John Vavruska: A Rich History of Volunteering
Water & Health
Since 2002, WEFTA has been connecting donors, engineers, and communities in Latin America and Africa, all with the common goal of ensuring access to clean drinking water for everyone.
Sanitation & Environment
WEFTA engineers help facilitate community dialog leading to solutions for inadequate sewage treatment, and its environmental impacts.
Development & Sustainability
WEFTA volunteers work with the communities we partner with to develop the local skills needed to maintain and manage the water and wastewater systems constructed.