Georgia Evans of Village Care Project help a Massai Village obtain clean water and malaria prevention tools

Village Care Project announces that it has 2 volunteer openings for clean water and malaria prevention project in villages on April 30th – May 9th, 2024.

LOVELAND, CO, UNITED STATES, September 26, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Village Care Project announces that it has only 2 openings left for volunteers on the next clean water and malaria prevention project to help remote villages in Tanzania, Africa on April 30th – May 9th, 2024. Application and deposit due by Oct 15th.

While on a photo trip to Tanzania, Georgia Evans, founder of Village Care Project, was totally shocked by the filthy drinking water that she saw African women collecting for their families from a pond.

She decided to return and to do something about it. Georgia raised money, hired local African men, and returned with water filters and mosquito nets. She educated, assembled, and demonstrated these tools to each woman. The personal project became a nonprofit and grew from there.

No experience necessary to join and no heavy lifting. Volunteers will help distribute and teach villagers how to use and maintain lifesaving tools:

• Clean Water Filters. The village women gather water from literally any place they can find it and it is filthy! These water filters remove 99% of all waterborne diseases from their drinking water like deadly cholera, E Coli, dysentery, and giardia.

• Mosquito nets: When the sun goes down, the mosquitoes come out. These bed nets literally save lives by preventing malaria, especially in children. Some women will not even give their child a name until they survive to age 5 due to high malaria deaths.

• Large heavy-duty roof tarps to cover the thatch and mud huts keeps villagers warm, dry, healthy, and happy.

• Solar lanterns that get power from the sun and help light up their homes when the sun goes down. Waterproof and no batteries or electricity required. The gift of light!

Amazing cultural exchange and humanitarian experience for people who want to give back to the world and love helping others!

Volunteers will also go on two mini safaris to view / photograph African animals. Great opportunities to see and photograph lions, elephants, giraffes, cape buffalo, gazelles, hippos and more! Georgia sells these photos to support the project.

Volunteers will be helping almost 1000 people acquire lifesaving tools to stay healthy and improve their quality of life.

Trip cost is $5000 plus airfare and VISA. Application and $800 deposit are due by Oct 15th (or contact us if you need a little more time)
For details and what is included / excluded go to villagecareproject.com/volunteer

Georgia L Evans
Village Care Project
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