Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)

Three wells have been built in Zambia, thanks to a single donation of $10,000 to our Wishing Well Project last year. In one and a half years, we have built four wells in communities that didn’t have clean, readily available water.

We were busy in 2019! Here’s a look into the great year we had. We are looking forward to 2020 and we’d like to wish you all a wonderful new decade! Thank you for your support!

To improve the livelihood of people in rural areas and develop programs in food security, income generation, education, and
infrastructure, Good Neighbors implemented the Saemaul Zero Hunger Communities Project (SZHCP) of the
World Food Program (WFP) in partnership with Tanzanian and Bangladesh local governments from 2014 to 2018.

Earlier this year we had a very moving surprise: a single donation of $10,000 to our Wishing Well Project. The initiative, under the Good Water project umbrella, provides clean water in Zambia, where numerous communities suffer from remote water sources that are contaminated.

Good Neighbors Canada was at the event to see how youth is learning about water and the environment. There are many activities focused on showing children how water is filtered, how floods can be prevented and how some people struggle to have access to water.

Wishing Well: over 950 lives changed

Making villages better through the Zero Hunger Project

Wishing Well: a $10k single gift to clean water

The importance of water: visiting the London-Middlesex Children’s Water Festival