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WaterAid

Thematic Focus Areas

Clean Water
Women & Girls
Global Health
We transform lives by helping people in the world’s poorest communities gain access to safe water, toilets and hygiene education.
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EIN

30-0181674

Give Global Blog

Sharmila and her mother-in-law in their garden.
Since 1970, we’ve celebrated Earth Day as a celebration of our planet and to bring attention to environmental issues. In recent years, the climate crisis has made that mission all the more critical. Already, climate-fueled disasters are destroying crops and displacing millions of people a year, and each of us are affected by those ripple effects. As the climate changes, how can we change, too?  By bolstering communities’ resilience to a changing climate, we can empower them to succeed. Many of our charity partners are already doing just that – training farmers to use drought-resistant plants, providing rainwater harvesting systems,...

Charity Photos

  • Title: WASH in healthcare facilities
  • Charity: WaterAid
  • Country: Tanzania
  • Photo Credit: WaterAid/ James Kiyimba

  • Title: Sneha
  • Charity: WaterAid
  • Country: India
  • Photo credit: WaterAid/Srishti Bhardwaj

  • Title: Helene
  • Charity: WaterAid
  • Country: Mozambique
  • Photo Credit: WaterAid/Eliza Powell

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Julia is pumping treated water that is safe for drinking to bring to her family, Bangladesh.
The pond near the rural village where Julia, her husband and their two children live in Bangladesh is their primary source of water. But it was contaminated by the poisonous carcinogen arsenic and so high in salinity, the entire family was at risk of hypertension and high blood pressure.