This is a short video about appreciation for the water provided by a partnership between the communities of Cameroon and Catholic Engineering Corps. be a part of making this possible for another community!
Update as of 6/10/26:
Future Water Project:
Join us in partnering with the Menfoung Mbororo III village in Cameroon, Africa. They have completed their community application to work with Catholic Engineering Corps. We have completed a basic Community Assessment. The village has agreed to establish ownership in the project and prove their capacity to fundraise for future operations and maintenance, expansion and repairs by committing to a 15% of capital construction costs in cash, as well as in-kind contributions to complete 18% of total project costs. Now, please help us to raise the other 72%, $44,222 of the $54,095 project! Please click here to bring vital clean water to the people of Menfoung Mbororo III, Cameroon. See below buttons for more information on this ongoing Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) project.
Ongoing Cameroon water initiatives:
Bandam & Guingklo, Cameroon: We've drilled wells, built water towers, and constructed stand taps at neighborhood health clinics, community center and health centers, while laying pipelines to provide clean water to 6,400 people.
Almost ready for implementation:
Ashong Batibo and Bwiteva: We’ve successfully finished fundraising for a brand new water project in the two Cameroonian villages of Ashong Batibo and Bwiteva, raising $86,000. We are finalizing one local Rotary Club's contributions this week, and hope to be finished by 17 June 2026 and start work by July, 2026.
Your help is crucial to reaching our goal. Will you join us in bringing this life-changing resource of clean water to even more people?
The sedimentation seems to stay in the water, but it's the best source, 500 m from the village center.
Hear from the children who must walk half a mile to collect water for the village of Menfoung Mbororo III, Cameroon, Africa. Make it possible for them to drink clean water with Catholic Engineering Corps!




















