Shame, secrecy and seclusion

The New York Times recently published an article on the hardships Wayuu communities in Northern Colombia and Venezuela have survived and continue to face. Our work in Colombia is focused in two areas, La Guajira, where Wayuu communities have lived for centuries and in Putumayo where we work with communities affected by the armed conflict. 

Check out this month's update to learn how we thank supporters and about the crazy things people do to help us raise money for clean water - swimming with sharks, anyone? See how reliable healthcare facilities can help prevent outbreaks from deadly diseases like Ebola.

Whether it's helping us bring clean water to health centers around the world or starting your very own LemonAid stand, you can make a difference this summer. In this update you can also learn about our work and the supporters (just like you!) that make it possible.