Los Ranchos water project update
In our last ten years of doing water projects, we funded each project “a la carte” through our Turn On The Water campaigns. A typical water project takes over two years time and costs roughly $200,000. Our primary goal via Pipeline is to...
Naty helps her community THRIVE!
Naty, is an 18-year-old from El Porvenir. She was part of the first generation of children who entered the discipleship program four years ago. We want to celebrate her heart, vision, and generosity in serving the children of her community. One of Naty’s dreams...
A community rallies together
Recently, the community of El Porvenir experienced an electrical problem leaving its residents without power for more than five days. During trials like this we are thankful for the CAPS (Water and Sanitation Committee) that was originally established in 2014 during...
New community coming down the pipe!
Last month we let you know about our crucial first step to every water project – the PRA. We use a Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) approach to empower people to be a major part of their solution and to help us select the next community for a water project....
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