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two girls from a village high in the mountains of Peru |
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Alex Ramos and his father with the cart they use every day to |
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Mother carrying water to her house |
a water system that could be improved... note the honey bees in the water... no drop wasted here... |
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This girl sums up the reason that we continue the work that we do in Peru. Her eyes and smile speak more than we ever could. |
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a water connection going into a water storage tank, very poorly maintained and open for contamination (see picture to right) |
the outcome of the picture to the left, dirty, contaminated drinking water. This source is used by nearly 500 people every day. |
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water well drilling rig that WPI is working to send to Peru |
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(from left) Ubie Sullivan, Justin Walker, and Doc Hendley discussing the location of a water well for an orphanage in Trujillo, Peru |
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Justin Walker the President/Founder of WPI working to install a water system in a daycare of 120 children in Trujillo, Peru. |
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Water Well in construction in the desert of Piura, Peru |
Worker at a Daycare project for the organization "INCA Link" |
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imagine having to use these buckets for your every day water needs |
a small boy in one of the daycare centers where we provided water filters |
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beginning of hand dug water well in Trujillo, Peru. The water from this well will be used daily by 120 orphans |
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this little boy can't wait for the clean water from his families new ceramic water filter! |
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