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Water ACcess TO ALL

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IMPACT

Water Filters Donated

150

FAMILIES IMPACTED

150+

TOTAL PEOPLE IMPACTED

750+

AMBASSADORS

21

GOALS

MORE Water Filters

500+

POTENTIAL IMPACT

2500+

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THE PROBLEM

Access to clean drinking water remains a daily challenge in La Guajira, one of the most water-insecure regions in Colombia. Many Indigenous Wayuu communities rely on inconsistent water deliveries, stored rainwater, or natural sources that are often contaminated.

Families are frequently forced to choose between drinking unsafe water or spending limited income on alternatives. Boiling water is not always practical, and long-term solutions are often out of reach for rural communities.

This isn’t a temporary issue, it’s a systemic gap in access, infrastructure, and resources.

W.A.T.A. works alongside local partners to address this at the household level, providing filtration systems, training, and long-term support that communities can rely on.

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PROJECTS

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La Guajira - Riohacha

PARTNERS

IMPACT

150

Filters

750

People

Stage

FILTERS DONATED: 150

PEOPLE IMPACTED: 750+

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TRIP LOG

TRIP 1

DATES: 3/19/26 - 3/25/26

COMMUNITY: LA GUAJIRA

TRIP RECAP
W.A.T.A. launched its Colombia program in La Guajira alongside One Thread Collective and Fundación Talento Colectivo, working with Wayuu families and communities around Riohacha.

During this first phase, W.A.T.A. delivered 150 household water filters, installed systems and trained more than 100 families, and began building a network of local women as W.A.T.A. Ambassadors.

The program combined household filtration with hands-on training, local leadership, and follow-up planning so clean-water access can remain community-led and durable after installation.

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IMPACT

FILTERS DONATED: 150

PEOPLE IMPACTED: 750+

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WOVEN TOGETHER

Every mochila tells a story of generosity, craftsmanship, and clean water.

After our project in La Guajira, a group of Wayuu women surprised W.A.T.A. with handmade mochilas as a gift of gratitude. We decided that each bag would continue the impact by helping fund another water filter for another family.

Every purchase supports Wayuu artisans and helps bring clean water to more communities.

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Donate

SUPPORT THIS COMMUNITY

All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Water Access To All is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

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PROGRAM PARTNERS

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WATER ACCESS TO ALL is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Federal Tax ID # 99-2348652

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