Stories

Rani from India: Rani used to spend hours every day collecting water from a nearby river, which was often contaminated with pollutants and bacteria. She suffered from frequent bouts of diarrhea and other waterborne diseases. However, after a safe water campaign was launched in her village, Rani now has access to clean and safe drinking water. This has improved her health and allowed her to focus on her studies. She now dreams of becoming a doctor and helping others in her village.

Sarah from Kenya: Sarah used to walk several miles every day to collect water from a nearby well, which was often crowded and unsafe. She was often late for school and struggled to keep up with her studies. However, after a safe water campaign was launched in her community, a water kiosk was installed near her home. This has allowed Sarah to spend more time on her studies and attend school regularly. She is now a top-performing student in her class and dreams of becoming a teacher.

Abdullah from Pakistan: Abdullah was diagnosed with hepatitis A, a waterborne disease, when he was just six years old. He suffered from frequent bouts of fever, vomiting, and fatigue. However, after a safe water campaign was launched in his village, Abdullah now has access to clean and safe drinking water. This has improved his health and allowed him to enjoy his childhood. He now plays cricket with his friends and dreams of becoming a professional athlete.

Peter's Story: Peter lives in a small village in Kenya. His community had been struggling with a lack of access to clean water for years, and waterborne diseases were rampant. Peter himself had been sick with cholera multiple times, and he was concerned about the health of his family. But after a safe water campaign was implemented in his village, everything changed. The community now has access to clean water, and waterborne diseases have been virtually eliminated. Peter is relieved that his family is no longer at risk of getting sick, and he is grateful for the safe water campaign that made it all possible.

Fatima's Story: Fatima lives in a rural community in Honduras. She used to spend hours each day collecting water from a nearby river, which was often contaminated with bacteria and parasites. This left her with little time for anything else, including attending school or working. But after a safe water campaign was launched in her community, Fatima's life changed dramatically. She now has access to clean water in her village, which has reduced her workload and allowed her to attend school regularly. Fatima hopes to become a teacher one day, so she can help other children in her community receive an education.

Kamala's Story: Kamala is a young girl who lives in a remote village in India. Before a safe water campaign was launched in her village, she and her family had to walk miles to collect water from a contaminated source. Kamala was frequently sick, and she missed a lot of school due to her poor health. But after the safe water campaign was implemented, Kamala's life changed drastically. She now has access to clean water in her village, which has improved her health and allowed her to attend school regularly. Kamala dreams of becoming a doctor and helping others in her community.