Water Aid
Access to Clean Water Transforms Lives
Clean water is crucial for survival, yet 663 million people lack access, affecting their health, education, and economic opportunities.
By donating to water systems in struggling communities, you’re helping keep kids in school, safeguarding the young and old from disease, and enabling people to sustain themselves through livestock farming and agriculture.
Clean water is essential to life. It is estimated that 663 million people are without access which has a direct impact on health, education, and economic opportunity.
Donating to the construction of water systems in afflicted communities keeps children in school, protects the young and the old from disease, and empowers men and women to raise livestock and agriculture to sustain their needs.
Clean water is essential to life. It is estimated that 663 million people are without access which has a direct impact on health, education, and economic opportunity.
Donating to the construction of water systems in afflicted communities keeps children in school, protects the young and the old from disease, and empowers men and women to raise livestock and agriculture to sustain their needs.
Clean water is essential to life. It is estimated that 663 million people are without access which has a direct impact on health, education, and economic opportunity.
Donating to the construction of water systems in afflicted communities keeps children in school, protects the young and the old from disease, and empowers men and women to raise livestock and agriculture to sustain their needs.
Water Aid
$60Provides an individual with immediate access to clean water & aid
Family Access
$450Provides an entire family with clean water, safe latrines for health & sanitation
Well - Asia
$1200Builds a water well for an entire community in Asia - including livestock
Well - Africa
$3500Builds a water well for an entire community in Africa - including livestock
Water: Essential Yet Limited Globally
Water is both a comfort in our lives and a limiting factor for millions worldwide.
Every year, water-related challenges and illnesses result in the loss of 443 million school days. Contaminated drinking water causes the deaths of 1000 children daily due to diseases such as diarrhea, typhoid, cholera, and dysentery. This lack of access to clean drinking water results in less prosperous communities.
The importance of clean drinking water cannot be overstated. It keeps children in school, prevents premature death, and reduces poverty by enabling communities to develop economies and agriculture for trade and sustenance.
Human Concern International is actively working in the most drought-affected areas to provide vulnerable communities with clean drinking water. We partner with local organizations that understand the unique challenges of their communities to develop and implement practical and effective solutions as part of our WASH (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene) programs.
But programs are only one aspect of our strategy. The second involves staffing, training, and equipping these programs with the necessary human resources on the ground. We invest in community members to manage and reinforce WASH programs and their infrastructure, ensuring lasting and sustainable change that will benefit the community for generations to come.
