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Through economic development programs, we help families and communities become self-sufficient. This includes micro-loan initiatives, skills training, and supporting small businesses.
• Building Wells and Water Systems: We work with local engineers and leaders to construct wells, boreholes, and water distribution systems in areas where water is scarce or contaminated.
• Water Filtration Systems: In areas where building wells isn’t feasible, we provide water filtration systems that allow families to purify local water sources, reducing the risk of waterborne diseases.
• Sanitation and Hygiene Training: Our program includes education on proper sanitation practices, such as handwashing, safe water storage, and waste disposal, to prevent the spread of illness.
• Water Access for Schools and Health Centers: We prioritize installing clean water sources in schools and healthcare facilities, ensuring that students and patients have safe access to water.
Rachel is a seasoned educator who has spent over a decade working to improve access to quality education for children in marginalized communities. She designs and oversees our education programs, ensuring that students not only receive the resources they need but also thrive in their learning environments.
Volunteers are the heart of Benevola. They come from all over the world, contributing their time, skills, and energy to make a real difference. Whether it’s working on-site in one of our project areas or providing remote support, our volunteers are essential to advancing our mission.
Sarah founded Benevola in 2010 with a vision to create sustainable solutions for communities in need. With over 15 years of experience in nonprofit management and international development, Sarah leads the organization with a deep commitment to collaboration and innovation.
