Imagine rising at dawn, grabbing a bucket, and heading down to the muddy banks of the river to get your family's water for the day. The water you pull up is brown, murky, and filled with sediment. You  have to get the water early to allow time for the dirt to settle to the bottom. Even then the "clean" water at the top will be filled with parasites that could make your family sick.

This is a daily reality for countless rural villagers throughout Peru...families who don't have access to safe, clean drinking water. Digging effective wells is expensive and much be done by professionals who can dig deeply enough to find sustainable water sources.

This summer Operation Kid-to-Kid is mobilizing millions of children to help bring clean water to families in remote villages in Peru. Participants will partner with Group Cares and Living Water International to help provide sustainable wells throughout Peru.