The First Visit to Mbuwu
Four days in the villages of Sulawesi with Ibu Henny — church services, sharing meals, and the conversations that became the seed of the Tanks & Toilets project.
Read the trip →We are The Waterjars — a small non-profit telling the stories of communities and projects we walk alongside, and connecting generous people to the work that's changing lives across Indonesia, Cambodia, and Australia.
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The Waterjars supports trusted partners on the ground — and travels to meet them in person whenever we can. Here's where we focus.
Tanks, toilets, and the dignity of clean water in rural Sulawesi and beyond.
Standing alongside communities through crisis — not just in week one, but for the long road of rebuilding.
Backing partners who restore health, hope, and learning to children and families in vulnerable places.
Aged-care visits, prison ministry, interfaith dialogue — loving our neighbours wherever we find them.
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Four days in the villages of Sulawesi with Ibu Henny — church services, sharing meals, and the conversations that became the seed of the Tanks & Toilets project.
Read the trip →Jim, Natalia, Richard, Mike and Brayden return to Mbuwu to see two water tanks, forty toilets, and a community that built it themselves — then on to Hohidiai.
Read the trip →From a quiet 2017 project visit, to disaster response after the 2018 earthquake and tsunami, to walking back again and again. The Palu story we keep returning to.
Read the trip →Whether you support a project, share a story, or simply pray for the communities we serve — you make this work possible.
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