Discover Jacob Niemeier’s interview with Chezuba Talks, and learn everything from the needs of the global water crisis to Vera Aqua Vera Vita’s plan of putting it in the history books!

The global water crisis looms large, demanding immediate attention and concerted efforts. By understanding the critical importance of water and its wide-ranging effects, we can work towards sustainable solutions and effect positive change. These are 5 reasons why water is important!

Last month in Peru, Vera Aqua Vera Vita made significant developments on our two active projects; not only have we reached completion on the necessary environmental studies, but we’ve also solidified partial funding for our projects in partnership with the Piura Regional Government. We’ve also taken steps so that when our Missionaries arrive on ground next week, they’ll have everything they need to break ground on construction! Get the full scoop here.

The Global Water Crisis is generally thought to be something that plagues third-world and developing countries, far away from us here in America. However, the reality is far different as it is starting to impact different regions and facets of life here in the US…

This month, for the first time in our organization’s history, we got to send Ricardo Arbulu, VAVV’s Director of Projects and Programs, to our active projects in Piura, Peru! The only way to provide a successful, sustainable solution is by building up strong relationships with the communities we serve. Learn how Ricardo did just that!

You wake up one morning to a long day of work ahead of you, and prepare yourself to get ready for the day. You get up and try to brush your teeth, but low and behold, no water comes from your faucet. Your stove won’t light for your morning eggs; you can’t pour water into the pot for coffee; can’t even flush that foul stench down your toilet. Imagine a Day Without Water.

This September, help engage and lift up the entire North Texas community by participating in this year’s NTX Giving Day. Especially in a year that continues to be affected by the global pandemic, we ask for your support Consider supporting us in our fight against the global water crisis today.

Take a moment to explore some of the reasons behind Peru’s status as the country with the highest per capita death rate in the world. Access to clean water plays a large part in efforts to “stop the spread.” Now more than ever, Peru needs our prayers and aid.