My name is Georgia Evans and this project was started in 2016 when I went on a vacation photo safari. Our group was planning to go to a Masai village and I noticed in photos that the women there were hauling water from terrible water sources. This looked very unhealthy to me so I decided to take some community size water filters with me to help them. We put one in their school and another in the village to give them disease free drinking water.

Since then I have returned to many more African villages to deliver hundreds of water filters that remove waterborne illnesses like cholera, dysentery, giardia etc. This lifesaving project has also became a public international non-profit 501c3 called Village Care Project.

Have also taken  a few thousand mosquito bed nets that help prevent malaria to these semi nomadic villages in rural areas.
Malaria from mosquitoes is another a huge health problem for villagers. The mortality rate for children is 1 in 5. That is scary!

Thank you so much for your support and social shares are also deeply appreciated!

See photos below from one of the villages from past projects. The last trip also included volunteers who came along and pitched in to help the villagers.

More information is available at https://www.VillageCareProject.com