Globally, at least 2 billion people use a drinking water source contaminated with feces.

 According to WHOlives: Over 80% of water-deprived Women are dependent on travelling distances to obtain water. During which time they are most likely to:

• Endure multiple bouts of malaria
• Drop out of school
• Become a child mother herself
• Be beaten, injured, and/or raped
• Suffer animal bites and dangerous infections

Women are not the only ones who suffer. Nearly 6,000 children die of water-related diseases each day. It is time to end the water crisis. 

Women and children spend 3-6 hours a day walking 3.7 miles to collect water. This time can be spent earning money, taking care of family members and going to school.

• No water means people can't get enough to drink, leading to health problems.
• No water means they aren't able to feed their crops or tend to their farm leading to a lack of food.
• No water means they aren't able to wash themselves leading to poor hygiene and disease

No water means no life!

We at Humaniti have been working hard to put an end to this. Every human being on the planet deserves access to clean water and basic sanitation, which we take for granted.

Humaniti’s NGO partners are on the ground to give access to those who don't have clean drinking water. We provide support by building wells & water pumps, distributing water tanks, & more.

Will you help us?