Project Details In an area where arsenic contamination of groundwater is a major public health crisis affecting millions of people, our public health and clean water project provides valuable community education and arsenic testing services, as well as life-saving arsenic removal filters and medical support for those who are in need. Refer to the SIM Charity Profile page for more details on the project's impact.

Project Details Provide SkyHydrant ultra-filtration water installations to existing untreated water systems for a School and educational facility in Bhutan. The installations will provide a central point for clean, bacteria free drinking water for a whole school.

Project Details The project aims to create sustainable, community-managed water supplies for the 'untouchable' Dalit communities in the rural areas of Andhra Pradesh State India.

Project Details This water system will be constructed for approximately 15 people in three households. These families in West Papua are in need of improved access to clean water and they are not in an economic position to build their own. This installation lifespan is expected to be 40 -50 years. If a tax deduction is required, payments should be made through WPDC’s partner, World Relief Australia.

Project Details Nepal is a landlocked country with extremely challenging landscapes. Many people must make long, dangerous journeys to reach water sources. The objective of the project is to improve the basic health and hygiene standards of the residents of Ratamate village by providing safe and clean drinking water to every household.

Project Details A uniquely sustainable Smart Water Kiosk (SWK), with key features: Solar powered pump and security lights, Roof mounted water tanks, Smart water meter, Security fencing, Tested water quality, and environmentally friendly design.

Project Details A uniquely sustainable Smart Water Kiosk (SWK), with key features: Solar powered pump and security lights, Roof mounted water tanks, Smart water meter, Security fencing, Tested water quality, and environmentally friendly design.

Project Details A uniquely sustainable Smart Water Kiosk (SWK), with key features: Solar powered pump and security lights, Roof mounted water tanks, Smart water meter, Security fencing, Tested water quality, and environmentally friendly design.

Project Details Provide SkyHydrant ultra-filtration water installations to existing untreated water systems for Rural Communities. The installations will provide a central point for clean, bacteria free drinking water for the whole community.

Project Details Provide SkyHydrant ultra-filtration water installations to existing untreated water systems for Rural Communities. The installations will provide a central point for clean, bacteria free drinking water for the whole community.

Project Details In Somalia over 60% of the population lack basic water services. This has been made more difficult by drought and flooding’s which have displaced over 3 million people in the country since 2016. The project aims to help the town of Kabxanley build a deep well.

Project Details The project produces clean water products and trains females as WASH educators and vendors of the ceramic water filters. These filters are superior to alternatives with sustainability and environmental benefits. Beneficiaries include up to 13 vendors, 1200 households and approximately 7000 people, including 1300 students.

Project Details The project aims to refurbish existing broken down wells for rural communities in the Mukono District of Uganda. Refurbishing a bore establishes immediate access to safe water for sanitation and hygiene and a pre-drilled bore greatly reduces the cost per project and gives great value to the invested funds.

Project Details Every day in Uganda, thousands of students head to class with no clean drinking water supply. Without access to water, education is almost impossible. You can restore hope and provide a water well into a rural school in Uganda and help these children obtain an education.

Project Details Conservation of Hoima's chimpanzee population is ultimately in the hands of the local people living alongside them. Building a well in the Hoima District would provide several hundred local villagers with clean and safe water, and promote more harmonious coexistence between chimpanzees and the rural villages.