In September 2026 we plan to dig a series of wells for indigenous in the interior of Amapa. These will be the first using the new drilling equipment and logistically one of the more complex projects. These communities have to walk a half a mile down a valley in order to get water. The current water source is a small man made lake that was created when the dirt road was put in through the hills. But the lake is runoff water from rains and is often contaminated. We are hoping that three or four wells will attend the majority of the families!
About the Amapa state
10 Ethnic Groups
10 Ethnic Groups
Each living in their own land reservations.
Over 11,000 People
Water Need
Needing roughly 3 million liters of water per day
136 Villages
74 Without Wells
Less than half of the villages have a clean water source




