Volunteer
Three keys to more abundant living:
- Caring about others
- Daring for others
- Sharing with others
Join our community of volunteers to help bring safe water, improved sanitation and proper hygiene to rural communities.
Our volunteer program welcomes individuals, students, professionals and groups/teams of volunteers from all over the world. Volunteers can volunteer for a minimum of three weeks with any of our community projects or at an organisational level.
- Researching best practices and working solutions
- Evaluation of best practices
- Direct construction of water infrastructure like tanks under the supervision of skilled local constructors.
- Installation of facilities like hand washing facilities in schools, health centres, households and other public places.
- Loading and/or Offloading of construction materials at the site of construction together with locals
- You will be involved in plumbing and piping work for distribution of water where it will be used.
- Installation of guttering systems from roof catchment areas to rainwater storage facilities.
- Educating community members, pupils and students in schools about best water, sanitation and hygiene practices.
- Educating teachers on how to maintain a school-led Approach to proper sanitation and hygiene.
- Training students/pupils, teachers and communities on water-related diseases and how best to avoid them.
- Demonstrating to community members, pupils/students and teachers best handwashing practices and installation of low-cost materials.
- Development of easy-to-understand educational materials for schools and community members on water, sanitation and hygiene management practices in schools and communities.
- Distribution of water filtration devices among community members and institutions like schools and health centres
- Training
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Diseases from unsafe water and lack of basic sanitation kill more people every year than all forms of violence.
Many of us have no idea what it’s like to be thirsty. We have plenty of water to drink, but many people around the world don’t have that luxury. Every day, nearly 1000 children die from diseases caused by unsafe water and poor sanitation.