A Letter from the Director
A message from Living Water Children’s Fund founder and director, Sherry Fine, as she reflects on the children’s lives LWCF has impacted in 2019.
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Photo Gallery: Yakini School Class 7 Graduation
Photo gallery from the recent 7th grade graduation celebration from Yakini Primary School at Living Water Children’s Centre in Arusha, Tanzania.
New Classroom at Eagle School
Donor Update: New Classroom at Eagle School in Jacmel, Haiti In impoverished neighborhoods, oftentimes rooms in schools, like homes, are constructed one room at a time, as funds become available. Eagle School, a school in the Haitian coastal town of Jacmel, which is supported in part by Living Water Children’s Fund, does just this, adding …
LWCF Brings Clean Water to Students of Dorothy Schwartz Community Centre
It has been said that “water is life and sanitation is dignity”, but the residents of Mukuru Slum in Nairobi, Kenya, including our own students at the Dorothy Schwartz Community Center, have had limited access to clean water…until now!
Reflections from the Border
Notes from a recent LWCF service trip to volunteer in a shelter on the borderby Sue Abrams, LWCF Board Member El Paso is the brownest colored landscape I’ve ever seen. The ground is brown, the buildings are brown, everything is low to the ground and, in the background the mountains loom.huge and barren…and brown. It’s …
From Trash to Treasure: Art Program at Sakala in Port au Prince, Haiti
The SAKALA Project is located in the notorious slum of Cite Soleil in Port au Prince. Started in 2006, SAKALA blends sports with youth leadership education, after-school activities, gardening, community development, and peace education in a safe environment to empower youth. The focus of the project is to divert young tent city residents from the …
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