Sean Sevy, one of our Soilet Engineer Interns in India last summer, was recently recognized as a 2012 American Red Cross Hero. He was recognized for his work on the soilet project with HELP International, to build and install innovative sewage treatment systems in some of India's poorest areas that were lacking any waste management. The lack of... Continue reading »
Bula from Fiji!
After a long trip Katherine and I have finally made it to Fiji. We are so excited for our volunteers to get here so they can discover for themselves how breathtaking the island is and how warm and welcoming the people of Fiji are.
As some may know, at the beginning of the year Fiji experienced major flooding in the western towns... Continue reading »
Wow, what a crazy few days we have had! We met Richard on Friday morning. He is great! We met him for coffee and juice. He started talking about some potential projects for the summer. He is one of the most amazing people I have ever met in my life. He works as a welder and builder, and dedicates a lot of his free time to helping improve the... Continue reading »
The Country Directors are off to Nicaragua tomorrow! So, here's Cheryl, our newest volunteer for Team Nicaragua:Cheryl: I am a Texas native currently living in Logan, Utah and attending Utah State University. I am a Public Health major and I will graduate in August.I have a four year old daughter, who is the spitting image of me.I love... Continue reading »
This video presents our sustainable development soillet project in Belize. Soillets are an environmentally-friendly septic solution. They are easy to install and less than half the cost of the alternate toilet septic tank. Soillets help prevent water contamination in underdeveloped areas. Check out our video to learn more about HELP's sustainable... Continue reading »
