This World Water Day, meet the women making safe water possible — from water tanks to kitchen tables.͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌ ͏‌

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World Water Day · March 22, 2026


** Where Water Flows,
Equality Grows
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This World Water Day ([link removed]) , the United Nations is calling attention to a truth the women we work alongside live every day: the water crisis is not gender-neutral.

Women collect it, manage it, and bear the consequences when it isn't safe. But they're also the ones closing the gap between infrastructure and impact — from water tanks to kitchen tables.

"The children are no longer falling sick."

Farzana · Mother · India

Farzana's children were frequently sick with vomiting and diarrhea — missing school and racking up hospital bills. Then chlorinated water reached her community. Now her children are healthy and in school every day.

"One household at a time."

Krishnaveni · ASHA Worker · Andhra Pradesh, India

Krishnaveni goes door to door explaining what chlorinated water smells like, why it matters, and comes back to follow up — translating a new technology into community trust.
Read their stories → ([link removed])

2B

people worldwide still lack access to safe drinking water

~20%

reduction in child mortality from water chlorination at scale

Safe water doesn't reach families on its own. It takes women working at every level of the system. This World Water Day, help us reach more communities — and support the women making it possible.
Donate to Safe Water Now ([link removed])

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