Father of the Nation
Prime Minister of India
UN Secretary General
WHO, Director General
Water
Water is Life. It nourishes life. Water is every child’s right. Water plays a cardinal role in ensuring sustainable, equitable and productive economies.
Sanitation
Lack of access to safe sanitation not only affects the quality of life, but also poses a serious health risk.
Hygiene
Lack of good hygiene habits as well as menstrual hygiene can lead to serious health problems.
Charity
Distribution of clothes to the deprived and destitute and distribution of COVID-19 kits during the pandemic provided much relief.
Who We Are
We are driven to share clean, Safe Drinking Water
We believe in a world where everyone has safe drinking water.
Water touches all aspects of life. Safe and easily available water is essential for public health. Clean water is critical to survival and its absence can impact the health, food security, and livelihoods of families across the world. Access to safe drinking water was declared as a human right by the United Nations but remains a challenge.
What We Provide
Upgradation of School Toilets
A school in a village about 250kms from Delhi in Bareilly Uttar Pradesh and with strength of nearly 650 children, studying from class 6 upto class 12, has appled for construction of toilets, especially for girls, as well as drinking water facilities.
When schools have clean toilets for boys and girls, access to clean water and hand washing facilities, it not only prevents transmission of communicable diseases, it contributes to more children attending school and learning.
The presence of separate toilets, menstrual hygiene management facilities can help girls stay in school and reduce drop-outs, which further reduces the risk of early marriage and pregnancy.
What We Do
Menstrual Hygiene
Menstrual Health and Hygiene (MHH) is essential to the well-being and empowerment of women and adolescent girls. Not only do they fulfil the unmet demand for menstrual hygiene products; they also protect dignity, build confidence, and strengthen sexual and reproductive health, particularly among adolescents. The organisation was appointed as Franchise by a public sector undertaking under Ministry of Health, Government of India, in 2015 for Purchase and sale of their sanitary napkin vending machines and incinerators. Since then, for easy, affordable and practical solutions to many problems of personal feminine hygiene and health for girls and to promote safe sanitation, it has installed and maintained sanitary napkin vending machine and incinerators in schools and colleges and provided hygienic sanitary napkins as well in different states of north India. The organization has also conducted training workshops on feminine hygiene in colleges and to swachhagrahis(village motivators) under Swachh Bharat Mission-Grameen.