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Do you have access to water?
Easy to get water?
Clean water?
Did you know there are many people around the world who must walk many miles to get water, and it’s filled with disease?
So how can you and I do something?
Are you wondering how you can help those in need by giving a little or a lot?
Have you been looking for ways to help your family realize how blessed they are with the simple things that are necessary?
Do you want to teach your family to serve others in beneficial ways that they can do?
One of the BEST service opportunities available:)
This is one of my FAVORITE ways to help!
Do you ever wonder if you can do something big, with the little small resources and time you may have?
Are you looking for opportunities for your family to reinforce how blessed they are?
If you said yes, you might love this project as much as I do!
What is Clean Water?
This is a tremendous program that pairs those who can teach, with those of us who want to contribute to those in need and are willing to work.
See, there are many areas in the world that do not have water in their home or even their village or town.
This opportunity gives a way for anyone to make a huge difference for good, in small ways.
One of the many things I really love about this particular cause is that the citizens of the particular village or city that need clean water to come to the people, is that they are taught what to do, how to do it, and guided through the process.
Yet, THEY do the work with the resources provided.
This gives the people the ability to learn skills, practice and gain new abilities, and become more confident, empowered, and even more of a benefit to themself, and those they live with and encounter.
Here are TWO examples of the tremendous benefit to everyone involved in the Clean Water project. BOTH very well done and extremely well done. (from the Clean Water resource library)
For more information about Clean Water, you can visit their page HERE
Copyright, Carrie Groneman, A Mother’s Shadow, LLC
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