WaterBrick's vision is to build sustainable communities; one village at a time. These villages will be the backbone and catalyst for communities in the poorest and often, the most inaccessible regions worldwide; to increase the standard of living and their economic prosperity.

WaterBrick's village concept is more than just a series of shelters for families and the homeless, but rather a robust turnkey community solution that addresses:

• the need for shelter, security and hope
• sustainable water supply and distribution
• medical clinics/government office
• educational classroom facilities
• protection for garden crops and livestock
• secure grounds for children to play and interact
• protection from intruders and wild animals

WaterBrick's community village is a consolidated communal structure, designed to combine not only living facilities, but to build strength through unity with sustainable deep-well systems and food co-ops. This village concept is able to sustain 104 families (8 to 10 people per family - 800 to 1000 people) on a permanent basis. As shown above, these living facilities also consists of a community center as a focal point for family functions, as well as, government, medical and religious use.

WaterBrick has project management professionals available to oversee the development of these villages. With the support of local village officials, its people and the enthusiasm of their labor, WaterBrick has moved forward in boring its first deep-well, and has begun building its first community school for the Ngwenya Tribe in Mkuze, South Africa.

Please check back soon for more information on our WaterBrick Villages.