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water sanitation

Clean water is a right

The Problem

Why water & sanitation (wash) matters

Water-borne illness still puts children out of school across rural MP. We test water, fix taps and build handwashing habits.

Who we help: Village households and schools without safe drinking water or working toilets.

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handpumps to test per village

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of school toilets to audit

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What we do

On-ground activities

  • 1Water quality testing
  • 2Handpump/tap repair grants
  • 3School handwashing stations
  • 4Toilet-usability audits
  • 5Menstrual-friendly toilets
  • 6Diarrhoea awareness camps

Our Goals

What we aim to achieve

Forward-looking targets — this foundation was registered in May 2026.

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Handpumps tested

Goal · 2026–27

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School toilets audited

Goal · 2026–27

Our Approach

How we work, step by step

1

Water testing

Field-test drinking water for basic contaminants.

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Tap & pump repair

Small grants to fix broken infrastructure.

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Handwashing stations

Simple stations in schools and anganwadis.

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Toilet audits

Are they usable? clean? safe? for girls?

Impact So Far

Numbers that matter

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Handpumps to test

Sample

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Toilets to audit

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Active Projects

On the ground right now

Field projects for this program will appear here soon.

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Voices from the field

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Water & Sanitation (WASH)
Aligned with UN SDGs
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FAQ

Common questions