The Impact of Economic and Physical Water Scarcity

Today is World Water Day. These kids live in Tanzania and are lucky to have the rare wagon to help carry their water jugs.

FoodAdrian GalliMarch 22, 2022Water, Clean Water, Tanzania, Kids

Getting Across the Lake is Half the Problem

Crisis InterventionAdrian GalliApril 3, 2020Tanzania, Lake Tanganyika

It’s Their Lifeline for Food, Clothing and Medical Treatment

Crisis InterventionAdrian GalliMarch 16, 2020Tanzania, Lake Tanganyika

It’s Game Changer for These Villagers!

Learn how a new boat engine is making waves for Tanzania’s Lake Tanganyika locals.

Food, Crisis InterventionAdrian GalliMarch 3, 2020Tanzania, Lake Tanganyika

Sub-Saharan Africans Spend 40 Billion Hours a Year Collecting Water

A United Nations 2014 report stated, “in sub-Saharan Africa, people spent 40 billion hours a year collecting water, equivalent to a year’s worth of labour by the entire workforce of France.”

FoodAdrian GalliAugust 30, 2019Water, Clean Water, Tanzania

Transforming Lives in Tanzania with Rainwater Collection System

"More people die from contaminated or polluted water than from all forms of violence including wars,” states the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

Learn how Aid Africa’s Children’s newly built rainwater collection system in Tanzania is creating access to clean water for the students and locals of Mvimwa, Tanzania.

Crisis InterventionAdrian GalliApril 22, 2019Earth Day, Clean Water, Tanzania

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