Welcome to Care4oneAnother
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Support clean drinking water for those in need.
Do what you love and help along the way.
Irene and I love to travel. We have lived in and traveled to more than 40 countries. In many of the visited countries, we saw first hand the lacking infrastructure to provide clean drinking water to its inhabitants. So in December 2021, we decided to do something about it and founded Care4oneAnother.
Do what you love and help along the way.
Before traveling, we coordinate with local established non-profit organizations who are located in areas that do not have the luxury of clean drinking water. We hand carry filters with us to support immediate needs and establish relationships for ongoing support.
Help along the way -Alotenango, Guatemala
Emily doing what she loves and helping along the way.
50 bucket filters delivered to families in need.
Follow up.
Following up with past recipients to inquire about changes in health since the last filters were installed.
Training preparation
The holes have been drilled and the filter package placed inside the buckets for the upcoming training session.
Demonstrating the filter.
Showing the dirty water inside the bucket to compare the crystal clear drinkable water coming out of the filter.
Handing out the buckets and filters.
All 50 recipients get the chance to assemble the bucket filter themselves before leaving the training session.
help along the way -nong chanson thailand
Nong Chanson is a beautiful farming community of approximately 100 households, surrounded by rice fields as far as the eye can see. The village water source is a large pond which has only been used for washing clothes and dishes. After a training session with the village leaders, we all went together from house to house to install 100 Sawyer tap filters. It was a humbling experience to watch people drink from their faucets for the first time.
Wiphaiwan Thompson
Wiphaiwan (Maew), far left, was born and raised in Nong Chanson, Thailand. She has traveled to more than 110 countries and experienced first-hand, the challenges of dependable clean drinking water. Maew was instrumental in organizing the installation of water filters for her village.
Help along the way - Grenada
During our visit to the island of Grenada, we were fortunate to hook up with Deleon Forrester who directed us of an area of the island that was off of the national water grid. She set up transportation and accompanied us to Mt. Granby along the western coast.
The village was fortunate to have running water sourced from a nearby river; however, the water was unfiltered and the quality could not be guaranteed. In fact, residents reported aquatic life coming out of their faucet. It is no wonder that sometimes people got sick.