Here is a wonderful article published on our sustainable indigenous health project implemented for indigenous cultures in the Manu Rain Forest, located in the southeastern Peruvian Amazon. The water continues to flow clean (to US water quality standards), sanitation ; bathrooms at the village schoolhouse no longer contaminating the local eco-system, and the daily health practices among the children and community members simply transformed. I will post our health results soon! They are very encouraging! Blessings, Nancy Santullo Founder House of the Children

Latin America and the Caribbean

Water Purfication - Slow Sand Filtration, Sanitation and Health Education for Indigenous Cultures,  Peruvian Amazon.

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