Pump Aid

We’re thrilled to share our latest Impact Report! None of this would be possible without the incredible support of our partners and donors—thank you for making it happen. 🌍 Looking ahead, we’re excited to expand our reach and bring sustainable water solutions to even more communities in Malawi. 💧 https://lnkd.in/e5Tq-kVd

Want to leave a lasting impact? Consider leaving a gift to Pump Aid in your will. With Octopus Legacy , you can write your will for FREE and help communities gain access to clean water for years to come. 🌍 https://lnkd.in/egnTY8hY

It's #GlobalHandwashingDay today! At Pump Aid, we know that something as simple as handwashing can save lives. By providing clean water and handwashing stations in rural Malawi, we’re empowering communities to prevent the spread of diseases and protect their health. 💧 Clean hands mean healthier children, stronger communities, and brighter futures. 🧼 https://lnkd.in/e7GvWyc3

This #internationaldayofthegirlchild, we are empowering girls like Bridget, one pump at a time! With access to clean water, girls in Malawi can focus on their education, health, and building a brighter future. Together, we can make a lasting difference. 💧 For three months, pupils, teachers, and communities went without clean water until Pump Aid stepped in to repair and maintain the broken pump. Bridget Zulu, a 14-year-old student, shared how it affected their health and learning: 'We had no safe water to drink or even clean our classrooms and toilets. Our health was at great risk.' 🌍

A simple act today can transform lives for generations. By leaving a gift in your will to Pump Aid, you’ll help provide clean water to communities in need, ensuring a brighter, healthier future. And with Octopus Legacy you can even write your will for FREE! 💧 https://lnkd.in/egnTY8hY

5th October is #worldteachersday 📚 At Pump Aid, we believe that access to clean water and sanitation is essential for children to thrive in school. By ensuring safe water at schools and pre-schools in rural Malawi, we’re helping teachers create healthier, more focused learning environments. 💧 Together, we’re building brighter futures—one lesson at a time. 🌍

Our ambassador Joanna Jarjue visited Malawi last October to see firsthand the incredible impact of clean water on local communities! 💧 From empowering women farmers to supporting schools with safe water access, her trip highlighted the life-changing work we're doing at Pump Aid. 🌍 Read our latest blog post to learn more about her experience and how we're fighting water poverty in Malawi. https://lnkd.in/e27HCuip

Climate change in Malawi is creating serious challenges to water availability, affecting both the environment and livelihoods. 🌍 In our final part of this blog series, students from Princeton University Economic Development Organization explore the link between climate change and water resources in Malawi. From rising temperatures to unpredictable rainfall and extreme weather events, these changes are impacting water access. Learn about the measures being taken to build climate resilience and protect communities.💧 https://lnkd.in/e4EYTzQ5

The Chimbuli Child Based Care Centre (CBCC), which started with less than ten children, has now become a nurturing ground for over 150 young minds. 📚 Pump Aid facilitated a training programme for the service providers of Chimbuli CBCC. The training aimed to combat malnutrition and stunting among children, thereby increasing their access to early child development and learning opportunities.🌽 The story of Chimbuli CBCC is one of hope, where every initiative, every effort, and every vegetable grown is a step towards a brighter future for the children. 🌍

In Malawi, the burden of water collection falls heavily on women and girls, deepening gender inequality and limiting their access to education and employment opportunities.🌍 In Part 3 of our blog series, students from Princeton University Economic Development Organization examine the link between gender equality and water access in Malawi. Discover how water scarcity impacts women’s daily lives and how improving water infrastructure and hygiene can empower women, promote gender equality, and transform communities. 💧 https://lnkd.in/enVBKZbb