SOURCE® for Navajo Nation

Today 13,000 Navajo homes lack access to running water. SOURCE technology presents and offers an opportunity for more than 50,000 residents living in remote parts of Navajo Nation areas to access clean drinking and cooking water supply. As a scalable and rapidly-deployed household solution, SOURCE complements existing water supplies such as wells and rainwater collection offering a faster and more cost-effective path to improve the compliance, health and quality of life in remote communities.

[@SolzeyeJewels]

With the amount of wealth in this country, there is no excuse for anyone to not have the water they need. Thank you for your help. Water IS Life.

[@sandywillie5657]

Thank You for the water 😭🥲😃😢

[@SOURCEWater]

🤗

[@Talltrees84]

Thank you for your concern and work with the Navajo Nation. There is another group working to get water to the Navajo. They are www.digdeep.org. Another one, www.nativerenewables.org out of Flagstaff works to put solar panels on the homes of Navajo and Hopi homes.

[@noela1343]

Ahéyhe’e for this work, our Diné relatives need this. The White Mountain Apache community also was impacted by COVID-19. Its our collective duty and responsibility to support Indigenous peoples.

[@HellenaWilson]

Thank you NAVAJO SOURCE for allowing my father to have drinking water now, he's learned to live in the desert without water and electricity for so long and now he can enjoy drinking from the fountain. He is very thankful and appreciate all the hard work the installers done to put up his solar panels.

[@SOURCEWater]

We're so happy to hear this! Thank you for sharing your father's story. These are the moments we live for! 💙💙💙

[@fishwrite3]

Thank you for helping the Navajo People. Blessings.

[@Mmch2112]

I remember growing up without running water and electricity, very hard but also taught me the value of water and electricity. I hate it when I see people constantly watering the grass when it just rained. 🤨🤔

[@BK-hl7qi]

It surprises me that in a rich and technologically advanced nation like the US, getting water to the community had been such a problem. Many communities still suffer though.

[@lonewolfgamingplus379]

Thank you relatives..

[@iliveinthewoods]

Please, don't forget the Hopi. Kwakwaq.

[@sourgirljenn]

Wow!!!!! Why isn’t this something the Navajo Nation is investing in!!????

[@Mmch2112]

Right!

[@DZ5G]

No $$$$ for navajo nation gov’t to pocket. Smh

[@mikevarela9141]

Thank you

[@nativempress]

Ahéhéé Source

[@peytonfan]

💚🙏🌍

[@AMM0beatz]

How can i help?

[@SOURCEWater]

Thank you for asking! CORE Response is teaming up with Navajo Nation leaders and SOURCE Water to bring water and shelter to the Dine people, to level the playing field and help slow the pandemic’s spread. You can help by donating to CORE Response at www.coreresponse.org