Currently we are working in Kenya, Africa where we assist the small communities of Kaswanga and Wanyama, two fishing villages on the eastern shores of heavily polluted Lake Victoria.

These people have had no clean drinking water, no clean water for medical care and due to heavy drought conditions that have plagued the area for the past five years, no practical way to water their small gardens. The water tank you see above was provided by Living Waters and those who support us. Many more such systems are desperately needed in the region.

These communities are home to approximately 1000 orphan children who are living in "child-run" homes which have no clean water or adequate food. These children do not live in orphanages, as there are no adults to care for or supervise them. Living Waters is committed to reducing the incidence of orphaned children and providing them with health, food and educational needs.

The compound now has 26,000 liters of stored water capacity and an improved water purification system.

There are 15,000 liter tanks that store water for garden irrigation and water purification for the feeding center. There is another 11,000 liters of water storage for the local church and community around the church.