Elma
Elma’s courage gave her the strength to choose smiles over tears, to choose love over pain, and to champion safe water for her family, even when the battle seemed impossible.
Read moreTogether, we've empowered millions of people with access to safe water and sanitation. We invite you to meet some of them and read their stories.
Elma’s courage gave her the strength to choose smiles over tears, to choose love over pain, and to champion safe water for her family, even when the battle seemed impossible.
Read moreWater.org’s work around the world includes removing the financial barriers that separate women like Edita from access to safe water.
Read moreAccess to safe water is one of the most crucial aspects of running a school. Discover what Eden High in Uganda has done to combat this challenge.
Read moreAn investment in a child’s education is an investment in our future. However, millions of families around the world don’t have the upfront resources to invest in two of the most critical resources for getting their kids to school – safe water and a private toilet.
Read moreWhen Beauty got married, her husband Manu gave her two wedding gifts, water and a stepdaughter.
Read moreA lack of in-house toilets in Bangladesh often jeopardizes health, safety, and dignity. Discover Mitu's story of how she plans to bring an in-house toilet to her family.
Read moreUganda is the country Rose calls home, and finally, the water-related issues faced by so many in Uganda will no longer affect her family.
Read moreSumy wants her daughter to have a good life, one unburdened by the water crisis. Read how something called WaterCredit empowered Sumy and her husband to make that life possible for Fitri.
Read moreNureni is a business owner, a wife and a mother. Through our WaterCredit solution, Nureni now has access to a safe water tap in her kitchen. Read more about how this tap has helped her earn an income to put her son through school.
Read moreThe village where Angelina lives did not have access to water until recently when her municipality built water lines throughout the community. While the infrastructure was put in place, it was up to individual villagers to pay for a connection.
Read moreThese hands have tended a garden, raised children, and cared for a dying husband. All the while, these hands have hauled bucket after heavy bucket of water every day, for many years.
Read moreErni is a wife, mother and schoolteacher who lives on the outskirts of Jakarta. Her story reminds us that access to safe water is an opportunity for financial independence.
Read moreTogether, we can empower more families with safe water.
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