Nepal, known as the roof of the world but one of the countries where access to clean water is most difficult due to geographical challenges, has seen another village gain access to “life-giving water.” The water well, completed with the support of our benefactors, has ended the region's long-standing water crisis.
The Kilometers-Long Journey for Water Has Come to an End
Thousands of people living in rural areas of Nepal are forced to walk kilometers every day through difficult terrain to access drinking water, their most basic need. This burden, shouldered especially by women and children, negatively affects every aspect of life, from education to health.
Thanks to our newly opened water well, we aim to prevent epidemics caused by contaminated water, allow children to devote more time to their education, and improve agricultural and hygienic conditions in the region.
Thanks to Those Competing in Charity
As Valide Humanitarian Aid Association, we know that every drop of water contains the prayers and kindness of our donors. With the wish that you have a life as precious as water, we thank all our benefactors who supported this meaningful project on behalf of the local community.
Valide Humanitarian Aid Association continues to bring hope to regions in Africa that lack access to clean water. Completed with the support of 50 generous donors, "Brotherhood 7 Water Well" was put into service for the local community with a opening ceremony and prayers.
As part of the work we carry out in Nigeria through the Valide Association, we presented copies of the Holy Quran to our student brothers and sisters in the region. At the end of the line set up in a dusty, earthen square, each student left holding a trust they will carry with them for a lifetime.
As part of the relief efforts we are carrying out in Nigeria through the Valide Association, we provided hot meals to our brothers and sisters in need in the region.
