Updates from the field

Margarita motions toward the landscape, to the hillside homes where families like hers now enjoy safe water from taps. Words rush from her—grateful, breathless, overflowing with blessings and [...]

What if? It’s a bold question that’s not only a call to action, but a call to imagine. This is your invitation to imagine a world where safe water is not a privilege, but a basic right. A wooden [...]

Safe water doesn’t start at the tap — it starts at the source. Even the best water treatment can’t fix a damaged source. In Honduras, deforestation is a major factor contributing to water [...]

Gloria is a small farmer, a community health volunteer, and a regular vendor at the Sunday market in Marcala. Her Sunday stall boasts coffee grounds by the pound and baskets of bright organic [...]

Increasing opportunities for women and girls unlocks potential. There is strength in every woman’s story. Their stories are testaments to determination and the power of opportunity. The right to [...]

As the year comes to a close, many of us gather with loved ones, making meals and making memories. The same is true for families in Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador, but too many are still [...]

Over 85% of existing untreated water systems tested by Cova are found to be contaminated with harmful bacteria. Unsafe drinking water is a silent killer. Thousands of communities rely on our [...]

Road-trip season takes on a different meaning in Honduras where miles logged by Cova circuit riders are rapidly on the rise. With your support, we are expanding our reach into new communities. We [...]

Creativity and potential fill the kinder classroom of the Serrera community school. Profesora Thelma’s students are fueled by safe water and sunshine. Under her care and kind direction, they grow [...]

Maria-Elena is a health volunteer who tests water quality, collaborating with Cova to ensure safe drinking water in La Victoria. The water system feeds the school her grandchildren attend. So [...]