Chapter 2: “The Water Lady” – Delivering Clean Water to the Navajo community
Chapter 2: “The Water Lady” – Delivering Clean Water to the Navajo community Summary: Chapter 2: “The Water Lady” spotlights Darlene Arviso, a beloved figure known for delivering clean water across the Eastern Navajo Nation, where nearly 40% of residents live without running water. As part of Saint Bonaventure Indian Mission and School’s decades-long effort to meet critical basic needs, Darlene drives thousands of gallons of water daily to remote homes and communities, often navigating rough dirt roads alone. Through Darlene’s story and the mission’s ongoing commitment, this chapter highlights how access to clean water is a foundational step toward improving health, stability, and opportunity for the Diné people, making Saint Bonaventure Indian Mission and School a true beacon of hope. www.stbonaventuremission.org

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