We are pleased to announce our new 5 year strategic plan to consolidate the work that we have done so far and to move to a community led water source management programme. Please see the new page “Alive & Well Maintained”.
→ Read more...A fundraising Ceramic Exhibition & Sale presented by local potters, Alive & Well trustee Sean Mills and Tom Knowles Jackson, Pottery Throw Down finalist: Sean says: “The moment you have all been waiting for … “Well intentioned Art”, my first exhibition, where all the money raised from sales of my pots will go to Rory’s … Continue reading “Well” intentioned Art – fundraising Ceramic Exhibition (13th October 2016)
→ Read more...Dia Primary School, Sierra Leone: On Tuesday 5th January, Barnaby Elphick from Alive & Well visited the children and staff at Marksbury Primary School to give them an update on how things have progressed since their fundraising event in June 2015. As the presentation was to the whole school, the children were shown a recent … Continue reading Marksbury Primary School build links with school in Sierra Leone
→ Read more...37-year-old Adam Langford of Glastonbury had a dream to drill a water well in Africa. Alive & Well, a charity operating in Sierra Leone, made Adam’s dream come true. Adam, who has spent 17 years drilling boreholes, had always hoped to bring his skills to bear to alleviate poverty in Africa. It so happens that … Continue reading Alive & Well help drill the dream.
→ Read more...Where water runs uphill for Africa…! UPDATE! On Thursday 16th July, Senesi and Mariama Fawundu were able to visit Marksbury, and thank the children personally.
→ Read more...Where water runs uphill for Africa…! On Monday 15th June, Jupiter Class (year 5 and 6) of Marksbury C of E Primary School (Map), near Bath, carried as much water as they could manage up and down a hill in the village, to raise funds for Alive & Well!
→ Read more...You are invited to find out more & meet Hon Senesi Fawundu, Sierra Leonean MP, Tribal Chief and Alive & Well Country manager.
→ Read more...Ma! has now cleared Freetown docks, and has safely arrived at the Pujehun Development Organisation’s compound in Bo. Ma! will go straight into service, bringing clean water to the villages of Barri Chiefdom.
→ Read more...On her way to Tilbury docks and shipping to Sierra Leone, Ma! paid a visit to Malmesbury School in Wiltshire.
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