💧 3 Water Sources for the Population of Maka Town: 🔹An extremely polluted pond. 🔹A river carrying all sorts of dirt from upstream. 🔹A hand pump belonging to a local man who allows access Access to drinkable water is still a challenge, and a key focus of our next project.

🏥 The Health Center in Maka Town Every month, around 50 people visit the health center, while many others remain sick at home. According to Abdel Njangour, the director, 9 𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐨𝐟 10 𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐮𝐧𝐬𝐚𝐟𝐞 𝐰𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫.

💧Children Collecting Water in Maka Town, from a river contaminated with waste and debris from upstream. This daily task exposes them to health risks and keeps them away from school, highlighting the urgent need for drinkable water. aquavera.org

The Maka Town land of approximately 500 m², which will be donated by the chief of Maka, is located near a school and a health center. Aquavera will bring drinking water to the community, and a local water management committee will ensure sustainability. aquavera.org

💬 What the Women of Maka village are saying 💧 Less time spent collecting water means more time for family, work, and rest. 👩‍👧 Healthier homes: Access to drinking water has improved well-being and reduced waterborne illnesses. 💪 More ownership

Proud moment in Maka! 🇨🇲 Elodie Tchouakui, Community Leader at the Jean-Felicien Gacha Foundation collected drinkable water in the Water House. Discover Elodie’s poignant testimony about the social impact of Aquavera: youtu.be/ZLp685-SMPw

Olivier Njamfa, Co-Founder of Aquavera tells us about the beginnings: "When I was a child, under the warm and welcoming skies of Cameroon…'' Discover the full story: aquavera.org/team

Transforming Lives with Water from the Air💧 One year ago, the installation of an air-to-water machine in Maka, Cameroon, by Altitude Water This innovative technology harnesses the power of the air to provide clean, drinkable water to communities in need. aquavera.org

How does Aquavera bring drinkable water and empowerment to communities? 1️⃣ Engage the Community 2️⃣ Plan the Project 3️⃣ Build the Water House 4️⃣ Empower Locals 5️⃣ Monitor and Expand Each step is built on collaboration, and a belief in local leadership. 🌍

Bringing Air-to-Water Solutions to Cameroon 🇨🇲 Aquavera operates in Cameroon, specifically in the West Region. Our primary areas of activity include rural communities such as Maka village, where we implement drinkable water access. Learn more: aquavera.org

Today is International Volunteer Day🤝💙 When you join Aquavera, you become a member of a vibrant community and a #charity ambassador offering water to humanity. 💪 #volunteerday #nonprofit #water #donation #aquavera

✨ MELAPTE ✨ MELAPTE, meaning “Thank you” in Medjumba, a language spoken in the Ndé territory of Western Cameroon, is a boutique dedicated to Cameroonian art and craftsmanship. If you’re in Paris, we encourage you to visit the boutique: 📍 3, rue des Épinettes, 75017 Paris

🌍 Today is #HumanRightsDay, a reminder that access to drinkable water is a fundamental human right. Without it, people’s health, dignity, education and livelihoods are all at risk. When every person has access to drinkable water, we all move closer to a more just world.

“In 2026, we are expanding our impact to Maka Town, our next Water Stand will bring drinkable water close to schools and the health center. And on March 26th, we will host the Aquavera Water Day in Paris'' Olivier NJAMFA 💧Join us in making this vision a reality.

💙 Thank You from Aquavera 💙 Today, we want to say a heartfelt thank you, to our donors, partners, volunteers and everyone who believes in drinkable water for all. Together, we’re bringing drinkable water to communities who need it most. aquavera.org

💧How Water Is Distributed Every day, the Water House opens from 6-8 a.m. for residents of the upper village, and from 4-6 p.m. for those living in the lower village, ensuring fair access for all. “Since then, it’s worked very well, and everyone is happy.” Women of Maka💙

Access to drinkable water transforms more than health, it restores time, dignity, and self-care. Where once exhaustion replaced daily hygiene, now water at home means comfort and confidence. Because when water is near, everything changes. 💙 aquavera.org

In the Maka village, Ibrahim is in charge of water distribution. He wakes up every morning to be ready to press the button that opens the water at 6 a.m. He gladly accepts this mission. The women sometimes bring him gifts like soap, rice, or salt to thank him.

💧By 2040, 1 in 4 Children Could Live Under Extreme Water Stress Nearly 1 in 4 children worldwide will be growing up in areas where demand for water far exceeds what’s available The time to act is now, for the children of today, and the generations to come💙

We’re so proud to share the incredible work of the women in Maka who have completed our beading & sewing training program. These beautiful pieces represent more than artistry: they represent opportunity, learning, entrepreneurship. A huge congratulations to all the women!