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Everyday is Earth-day

Every day is Earth-day if we learn to see life on this planet as it is: a gift.
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Global physical and economic water scarcity

Global physical and economic water scarcity
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WESA fundraiser continues

WESA helps girls to obtain better education through improved access to safe and clean water!
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Anonymous2.1

"No one prepares you well enough to have to decide to die because a treatment can cost much more than a life here in Kawangware."
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We improved lives

We improved lives
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WESA First Project in Kibati - Acknowledgments

WESA’s first project in Kibati, DRC, at the Bujari site this past month was a success. WESA is a charity organization born in Philadelphia, USA, two years ago that aims to bring clean Water to places that lack one.
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Securing water for more than 3000 people living in Bulindi, DRC

We are here today to develop a new water well construction project in the area of Kanyabayonga. With your help, we can secure water for more than 3000 people.
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November 2023. We have built our second water point in DRC

November 2023. We have built our second water point in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Céline

"I want to go to school to learn about changing what water is doing to the ones I most love. I have lost many of those. And I can’t pretend nothing is happening. I am angry. Furious. I want some change. We all want that! We deserve that.”
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WESA has built the first water well in Bulindi, DRC, a reality

We made the first water well in Bulindi, DRC, a reality.
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Having access to clean water is improving one person's life and the community surrounding it. Clean water means a brighter future for those who have access to it safely and readily.

Having access to clean water is improving one person's life and the community surrounding it. Clean water means a brighter future for those who have access to it safely and readily.
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Happy Holiday Season from WESA!

We Improve Lives
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Give water today at Westillalive.org to help bring safe water to the communities that require it the most

Give water today at Westillalive.org to help bring safe water to the communities that require it the most
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Today is International Day of Families

Today is International Day of Families 
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WESA is fundraising!

WESA is fundraising!
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Anonymous

"I can’t remember one day having something to wear underneath my feet. It seems a long time ago when I stole the first one from my mum. She is still mad at me for that."
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Anonymous11

"And when I hear the mothers of these children cry for the results, I still see the children remain faithful. Alive."
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The fewer the clean water, the lesser the time to play with friends

In DRC, walking for clean water means having fewer chances to pursue higher education and having less time to play with friends. 
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Lack of water access casual pathways that may affect child health

Lack of water access casual pathways that may affect child health
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Anonymous46

"He taught me that fishing is just like cutting the grass and that, sooner or later, it will grow back up over and over again. There are days when fishing is just such hard work to catch nothing – and the buckets remain empty while driving back home from the river."
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Cristina (7/7)

"I bought a big sheet and painted a tree trunk and flower stems on it and each kid put a green hand print as a leaf on the tree to create their “family tree” and then they were able to use other colors to make flower petals and butterfly wings with their hand prints."
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Cristina (5/7)

"When I went around the room to check everyone’s work I noticed the classroom was oddly quiet. I looked at Halima and she had her head down really close to her journal, her pencil held close to the tip for maximum precision."
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Anonymous37

"It needed both rain and sun rays."
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Jacques

At times, I miss school or arrive late for it. I would love to study - to learn about things. I don't get the chance to do that. I feel like I never will. And that makes me very upset.
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Anonymous31

"Yet, we have left something behind. It is as simple as that. Socially, we have missed the necessary steps. We need better communication. More understanding before starting not to appreciate each other and ourselves; See your friends through hardships"
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Anonymous38

"They are both mother and father."
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Anonymous25 (part 2 / 3)

"Today, looking at all of this death surging upon my land scares me. It reminds me of when we did not have anything, where there was just madness. Sadness. Hopelessness in the eyes of My people."
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Installation of Tank Truck in the Camp for Internally Displaced People in Kibati in the Territory of NYIRAGONGO, DRC

Installation of Tank Truck in the Camp for Internally Displaced People in Kibati in the Territory of NYIRAGONGO, DRC
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Anonymous39

"So long that my children have grown old now, and all the good I have been lecturing to them about our world being so good has faded away."
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Anonymous44

“When I was little, I thought making mistakes was not just part of everyone’s life story. I was told to avoid making them. And I have always tried to live my life by trying to find ways of not making errors."
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