AKPOS MEZEH FOUNDATION

AKPOS Mezeh Foundation has inaugurated a clean water initiative covering 15 remote villages. The project installs solar-powered wells and trains local maintenance teams to ensure sustainability.

The installations are accompanied by sanitation and hygiene workshops for families and school children. Over the next six months AMF will monitor water quality and community uptake and will publish impact updates.

This initial phase focuses on villages most affected by seasonal water shortages. Future phases may include scaling to neighbouring communities, depending on outcomes and funding.

July newsletter highlights the expansion of our mobile clinic schedule and stories from beneficiaries who received maternal care and immunisations.

We include program metrics: number of consultations, outreach workshops, and beneficiaries trained in livelihoods. The issue also profiles volunteer stories and shares ways the public can support upcoming activities.

A short case study examines the success of a micro-enterprise training cohort and the pathways graduates used to start small businesses.

AKPOS Mezeh Foundation confirms that all future partnerships will prioritise local leadership, transparent decision-making, and shared ownership models.

The statement clarifies partnership guidelines, roles for community committees, and monitoring frameworks that guard against centralised control. AMF also announces technical assistance for community-run governance structures.

We welcome feedback from partners and community representatives and will publish partnership documents to aid transparency.