CARE FOR CLEAN WATER
WHAT WE DO > CARE FOR CLEAN WATER
We envision a world where everyone gets clean & safe drinking water.
OUR MISSION:
To bring clean and safe drinking water to people in developing countries. Water changes everything.
WHY WATER?
For people in developing countries, clean water can change everything. 663 million people in the world live without clean water.
That’s nearly 1 in 10 people worldwide. Or, twice the population of the United States. The majority live in isolated rural areas and spend hours every day walking to collect water for their family. Not only does walking for water keep kids out of school or take up time that parents could be used to earn money, but the water often carries diseases that can make everyone sick.
But access to clean water means education, income, and health - especially for women and kids. Clean water changes everything.
“The Prophet (peace be upon Him) said:
The best charity is to provide water.”
Ibn Majah
How do we tackle the water crisis?
We work with local experts and community members to find the best sustainable solution in each place where we work, whether it’s a well, a piped system, a BioSand Filter, or a system for harvesting rainwater. And with every water point, we fund, our partners coordinate sanitation and hygiene training, and establish a local Water Committee to help keep water flowing for years to come.
Every $1 invested in clean water can yield $4–$12 in economic returns.
It’s a solid investment. Access to clean water is perhaps the single most powerful tool for sparking economic growth that humanity has ever known.
Where do we work?
We fund water programs in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Cambodia and Myanmar. Water scarcity, poverty, political stability, and strong partner organizations all play a part in where we choose to work. We focus on providing rural communities with their first access to clean water.
We're not just about funding new wells, we're also taking care of the ones we've already built. This is how we ensure that our water projects continue to provide clean water to communities long after they are installed. Pipeline is a system of local leaders, innovative technology, and trained mechanics all working together to keep water flowing at charity: water projects around the world.
Here is how your water donation benefits the community
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Water Hand Pump (FAQs)
How much does one Water Hand Pump cost?
Where can I build my Water Hand Pump?
We provide Water Hand Pumps for 5 countries, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
How long does it take for 1 Water Hand Pump to be built?
How many names can I put on my Water Hand Pump?
What will I receive once my Water Hand Pump is completed?
How many people will benefit from one Water Hand Pump?
May we visit the location of the Wakaf Water Hand Pump?
Yes, you may. However, please engage us and we will work with our partners to arrange the visit. Please note that these Water Hand Pumps are in remote villages, far from the city, thus, it will be difficult to locate if you are not a local.
How long can the Water Hand Pump lasts?
One Water Hand Pump can last 5 – 10 years, depending on the water source.
Who will benefit from these Water Hand Pumps?
Are these Water Hand Pumps exclusively for Muslims?
No, the Water Hand Pumps are shared to the villagers regardless of race or religion.
Why is access to clean water important?
Ablution Place (FAQs)
How much does one Ablution Place cost?
Where can I build my Ablution Place?
Currently, we provide Ablution Place for 2 Countries; which is Cambodia and Sri Lanka.
How long does it take for 1 Ablution Place to be built?
How many names can I put on my Ablution Place?
What will I receive once my Ablution Place is completed?
You will receive a Certificate, Photos, Report and Thank you Letter upon completion of your well.
How many people will benefit from one Ablution Place?
May we visit the Wakaf Water Ablution Place?
How long can the Water Ablution Place lasts?
One Water Ablution Place can last 5 – 10 years, depending on the water source.
Who will benefit from these Ablution Place?
The beneficiaries are those who do not have access to clean water to take their ablution, who must travel far to collect water and take ablution daily. These beneficiaries also include the elderly, women and children.
Are these Ablution Place exclusively for Muslims?
No, the Ablution Place are shared to the villagers regardless of race or religion.
How will the Ablution Place help the beneficiaries?
