Water Project #2 & 3

These two projects took place in the rural communities of La Esperanza and Los Poetillos in Nicaragua—areas where daily life was marked by limited infrastructure and long treks to collect clean water. Families often relied on foot or donkey travel to access distant water sources, underscoring the urgent need for local, in-home solutions.

In La Esperanza, the team installed an 11,000-liter water tank and connected it to homes using 90-inch pipes, bringing clean drinking water directly into 50 households—benefiting around 250 people.

In Los Poetillos, another 11,000-liter tank was placed on a reinforced concrete base, extending water access to 65 households and serving approximately 364 people.

These projects transformed daily routines, dramatically improving health, convenience, and dignity for over 600 individuals. The installations were carefully integrated into the communities’ existing infrastructure and created job opportunities for local laborers along the way.

From planning to execution, each step of the process reflected a deep commitment to human dignity and sustainable impact.