Read the First Quarter of 2021 Executive Director Message from Jacob Niemeier as he shares what he and Vera Aqua Vera Vita are grateful for and celebrates the milestones the Vera Aqua Vera Vita family has accomplished together over the past few months and what the next few have in store!

VAVV is excited to share the 2020 Annual Report, including a 2020 Year-in-Review and a detailed vision for 2021! Through an unprecedented year, VAVV did as much as possible to continue to meet the need for water, only worsened by the pandemic. Looking into 2021, VAVV hopes to continue Phase II (Sanitary Sewer System) developments in Monte Castillo and finish Phase I (Clean Water Supply/Access) developments for 2-3 new, rural communities.

At the core of Vera Aqua Vera Vita’s project implementation is W.A.S.H. oriented solutions that look to holistically improve the lives of those it touches by securing clean Water and Sanitation Hygiene (W.A.S.H.). As a grassroots nonprofit, it is vital that Vera Aqua Vera Vita not only strive towards W.A.S.H. solutions but provides the community with the knowledge and tools necessary for its future implementation as well.

Since March of 2020, the VAVV team has been collaborating to create material for a W.A.S.H Education Program and is now proud to announce the completion of a W.A.S.H. Workshop!

Read the 4th Quarter of 2020 Executive Director Message from Jacob Niemeier as he shares what he and Vera Aqua Vera Vita are grateful for and celebrates accomplishments in 2020.

This year, Vera Aqua Vera Vita (VAVV) rides the generosity wave, hoping to use the proceeds from GivingTuesday to provide access to clean water for 200 people in the Piura Region of Peru. VAVV pledges that 100% of the donations given for GivingTuesday will go directly to projects in Piura, Peru, providing clean water and sanitation measures to communities in great need. The goal is to raise $10,000!

Today, Nov. 3, 2020 marks the exciting commencement of Vera Aqua Vera Vita’s (VAVV) efforts to officially begin serving seven new communities in the Piura Region of Peru. The assessment phase of the project implementation process gets underway today.

After great success serving the community of Monte Castillo with the installation of a water treatment facility among other sustainable W.A.S.H. initiatives, VAVV now lends a much-needed hand to seven new communities within the Piura Region.

Listen in as Jacob Niemeier, Executive Director of Vera Aqua Vera Vita, visits with Dave Palmer on the Catholic Radio Station Gaudalupe Radio 910AM for a discussion on Imagining a Day without Water focused on raising awareness about the Value of Water, the current Global Water Crisis our world is facing, and why & how Vera Aqua Vera Vita is facing this challenge head on it’s mission to bring the gift of True Water True Life to our less fortunate brothers and sisters around the world.

Imagine that you wake up, go to the bathroom and it won’t work then you turn on the faucet and nothing happens. Imagine going to your favorite Starbucks to get a boost for the day just to realize that there is no more water to make your coffee. Imagine going to the store to get water and on the aisle, there is no drinking water even available for purchase… If all these scenarios seem unlikely, could you at least Imagine a Day without clean water to cook, bathe, or do laundry with?

Recently, Vera Aqua Vera Vita’s very own Founder & Executive Director, Jacob Niemeier, sat down to be interviewed for a SHOUTOUT DFW article.

See what he had to say…

Beginning on October 1, Peru has begun Phase IV of their plans to reopen the country and reactivate the economy with the allowing of International Flights being one of the biggest changes occurring… This is, also, good news for Vera Aqua Vera Vita and our mission to bring the gift of True Water True Life to the people of Peru…

Read the 3rd Quarter of 2020 Executive Director Message from Jacob Niemeier as he discusses the latest happenings at VAVV, among other things being VAVV’s adaptive response to the Pandemic Crisis in Peru.

The inception of the idea to start an organization to bring clean water to communities in developing countries started in 2011. It all began when Jacob Niemeier, the founder, went on his first foreign mission trip to Haiti one year after the devastating 2010 earthquake

Peru is a country in South America that's home to a section of Amazon rainforest and Machu Picchu, an ancient Incan city high in the Andes mountains.

As of July 1st, the situation in Peru is beginning to improve. The COVID-19 induced quarantine in Peru is over, and now after 107 days of strict restrictions, the Peruvians can go back out onto the streets as normal.

Water is certainly the most abundant resource in the world. After all, 71% of the earth’s surface is covered by water. It seems then paradoxical to say that despite its abundance, by 2025, half of the world’s population will be living in water-stressed areas.

Closely related to the Ilamas but much smaller, the alpaca is a domesticated species of South American camelid descended from the vicuna. Although alpacas are mostly raised for their soft and luxurious fleece, they constitute a savory traditional Peruvian food.

Read the Quarterly Executive Director Message from Jacob Niemeier as he discusses the latest happenings at VAVV, among other things being VAVV’s adaptive response to the Pandemic Crisis in Peru.

For the 6th time Jacob Niemeier, Executive Director of Vera Aqua Vera Vita, visits with Dave Palmer on the Catholic Radio Station Gaudalupe Radio 910AM.

In the interview he shares updates on VAVV’s impending 3rd Birthday, effects of COVID-19 Pandemic on the people in need in Peru, and their adapative response to the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Take this fun quiz to test your knowledge on Peru, a country where Vera Aqua Vera Vita is doing an amazing work!!!

Recently, Vera Aqua Vera Vita’s (VAVV) Founder & Executive Director, Jacob Niemeier, and Peru Project Liaison, Alberto Montoya (providing translation) sat down with the Mayor of Monte Castillo, Javier Leonidas, for a follow-up Review Interview via telephone on the “State of the Water Treatment Facility” in Monte Castillo that VAVV funded. Operation of the Facility officially commenced on August 3, 20219.