Happy Holidays! We have fabulous news to share. It’s official…APPM will continue PWW’s impactful work in Honduras! Agua Pura para el Mundo (Spanish for “Pure Water for the World”) is a Honduran nonprofit governmental organization (NGO). About APPM. Agua Pura para el Mundo (APPM) was established in 2007 as a Honduran NGO doing business for Continue reading
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Pure Water for the World is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering children and families, living in underserved communities of developing countries, with comprehensive and sustainable safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) solutions. Welcome to our Blog.
After 24+ Impactful Years, Vermont-Based Pure Water for the World, Inc. Will Close Its Doors
After more than 24 impactful years of implementing comprehensive safe water, sanitation and hygiene education programs in some of the most rural and underserved communities of Haiti and Honduras, Pure Water for the World, Inc. (PWW) is closing its doors. With the persistent economic realities of increased financial pressures and fundraising challenges inhibiting the organization’s Continue reading
LIFE-Honduras Consortium (August 2023 Update)
Last year, we introduced the LIFE-Honduras Consortium, established to meet the unprecedented needs of migrating individuals and families, traveling through Honduras, and proactively address the demands migration is having on local communities (read November 2022 story). The LIFE-Honduras Consortium is made up of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), Pure Water for the World (PWW), Continue reading
Follow-Up Reveals Positive Health and Economic Impact!
This week our team in Haiti, alongside Community Agents, visited the home of Jean Baptiste Nerlie, who lives in Bouchereau, a community of ~30 families. Jean Baptiste and her family benefited from PWW’s WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) training and household water treatment program in 2021. Jean Baptiste told us that her family of 7 Continue reading
Menstrual Hygiene Practices: Migrating Women
Blog written by Emery Letendre, PWW Intern. Shared with permission. This summer I traveled to Honduras for eight weeks with Pure Water for the World. I created a survey to study the menstrual hygiene and health needs of women migrating through Honduras. The survey had five main objectives: Determine which types of menstrual products are Continue reading
Holly D Water Colours: September Fundraiser
Blog written by Holly Dickson. Shared with permission. I read recently about a lady whose cat alerted her to a fire in the next room, a fire she hadn’t noticed because she was content elsewhere – happily immersed in a good book. Musing about this, she said: “We cannot insulate ourselves from others, hiding behind Continue reading
Ride for Safe Water 2023: South Burlington, VT
Lisa and Griffin Martinez of South Burlington, Vermont organized and rode in their second Ride for Safe Water fundraiser on Saturday, July 22. They did their first fundraising ride in July of 2021. They mapped out a 20-mile course in their hometown of South Burlington. “It was a challenging ride, but very rewarding to be Continue reading
Fiscal Year 2023 Impact Report
Your generosity makes a difference! Below, please find our FY2023 impact report and highlights from the year. *click on the images to make larger or click here to download a copy As we begin a new fiscal year, our teams have ambitious goals to advance this impactful work and bring WASH programs to Continue reading
Ensuring Reliable Access to Safe Water in Limonade
As hotels in Cap-Haïtien, the largest city in northern Haiti, begin to fill and people prepare to celebrate the city’s 353rd year, PWW teams in nearby Limonade are busy delivering life-changing safe water programs. The team recently began the third year of monitoring a safe water and hygiene program, funded by Rotary International, that reached Continue reading
“Threads of Unity” – Seeds of Change for Women in Trojes
On May 3, 2023, 25 women, representing 14 communities across the rural Trojes region of Honduras, came together to embark on a learning opportunity that would transform their lives and open new doors of opportunity. The women’s training program is an initiative of PWW, the Municipal Office for Women in Trojes, and UNICEF, implemented under Continue reading