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Job site in Trujillo Peru.  Just thought this was a really cool picture!

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WPI is apparently making an impact in areas of Peru… we were just driving through the desert near one of the locations that we want to drill a well and we found this carving…!  Pretty Cool!

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Just another day driving down the “Pan Americana” highway that runs the length of Peru and even the entire continent.  Police are always on the prowl in Peru…

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The common water cart that can be found even more common than cars throughout the northern desert region of Peru…

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Imagine returning to your home every day with your water supply on your back… This is a reality for millions of people throughout Peru.

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Talking to locals in a slum outside of Trujillo Peru where there is a great need for water filtration.  We hope to return here in the near future to supply ceramic water filters to this area.  Please help, we need your support!

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Justin Walker founder and president of WPI talking to a school boy in the desert region of Piura Peru.

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Justin Walker President of Water Projects International talking to one of the workers in Trujillo about installing a electric water well pump in the newly finished well at the INCA LINK day care.

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Small girl in a slum on the outskirts of Trujillo in Central Peru.  So many children face the reality of having to carry water in buckets to their home every day.  Please help WPI bring clean water access to these children and their families by clicking the link below to donate!

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Justin Walker President and Founder of WPI, seen explaining how contaminates enter the underground water supply from city factories on the outskirts of Trujillo, Peru.

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