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2023 Beer & Wine Gala
Thank You to everyone who attended and donated!
On Sunday September 10, 2023, we volunteered at a trail by the CT Parks & Forest Headquarters in Middlefield, CT. We demolished a rotting bridge and have finished building a new one. See the left image for the new bridge!
EWB and CSCE Joint Event
Dave Sacco was a devoted EWB volunteer. He was the founding mentor for the Yale Chapter. He passed away on August 12 during Yale’s Assessment Trip in Ecuador. EWB is looking to raise $25,000 to establish a memorial fund in his name. Click below to read more about Dave and for donation link.
Dave Sacco
Ndaleta, Tanzania Implementation
In September 2022, our team completed a remote bore hole drilling. In June 2023, members from the NGO Little Voice oversaw the construction of a pump house and solar operated pump. Our efforts have brought water to the community, but we are not done yet, we are planning on implementing additional water projects next year to increase the water supply for the village of over 7,000 people.
Ndaleta, Tanzania Assessment Trip!
On May 15, 2019, a team of (8) HPC volunteers returned from a very successful assessment trip in Tanzania. The village was assessed for a water supply project - and the need is evident in the community. HPC is excited to be partnering with Little Voice and Rehoboth Harvest ministries, as well as the community of Ndaleta, for the next five years!
2024 Tanzania Assessment Trip
After five years the EWB CT Professional Chapter returned to the village of Ndaleta to perform a monitoring and evaluation trip. Learn more in our recent newsletter here
EWB-HPC Nepal Project Featured in Journal Inquirer
Click here to read about how we used our engineering systems and design-based knowledge to build a solar-powered pipeline to move drinking water up a mountainside in rural Nepal. The resulting project, completed in 2017, gave the village of Sabhung’s 800 residents easier, safer access to drinking water.
Humanity today faces enormous global Challenges.
Billions of people living around the world lack access to clean water, electricity and adequate hygiene and sanitation.
Our vision is a world in which the communities we serve have the capacity to sustainably meet their basic human needs. Our members are dedicated to enriching global perspectives through the innovative professional educational opportunities that the EWB-USA program provides.
Project Spotlight
View our feature-length documentary "Bringing Water to Ward 8" above or navigate to the Sabhung, Nepal project page to learn more about our recently closed-out water supply project.
Local Community Work
We're actively involved in improving our global community, but we make it a point to contribute to our local community, as well.