by Project ESPWA | Oct 6, 2025 | Blog
In Shirango, a small village four hours from Mombasa, Kenya, life used to centre around one difficult task: finding water. Every day, women and girls walked 15 kilometres, a three-hour round trip, just to collect water. It was often dirty, unsafe, and hard to reach....
by Project ESPWA | Oct 6, 2024 | Blog
Food, clothing and medical supplies are the core of our relief aid efforts. But experience has taught us it’s the things you and I take for granted that are often hardest to get in places struck by conflict or natural disaster. If you’re a mother with a young child...
by Project ESPWA | Oct 6, 2024 | Blog
In any area of conflict, the physical scars are all too visible. The emotional scars, however, can be harder to detect and treat. Many people in Ukraine have experienced significant emotional trauma – the constant anxiety associated with living through conflict, the...
by Project ESPWA | Oct 6, 2024 | Blog
Project ESPWA has its roots on the island of Haiti. Our first humanitarian trips started way back in 2010, in response to the devastating earthquake that ravaged the small Caribbean country. A second earthquake in 2021 and years of conflict later, the island has...
by Project ESPWA | Oct 6, 2024 | Blog
Fire is an ever-present hazard in conflict torn Ukraine. Be it as a direct result of military action, damaged electrical infrastructure or simply people trying to stay warm and dry with inadequate materials. Early on, almost all the fire extinguishing materials in...
