
Support water
Provide a brighter future for communities by providing life-saving water, health and sanitation facilities.
Protects children’s health and helps them attend school
Prevent disease, improve health and increase safety
Provide easy access to safe water for communities
Each day, nearly 1,000 children around the world die due to preventable water and sanitation-related diseases. 2.4 billion people lack access to basic sanitation services, such as toilets or latrines, and 1.8 billion people rely on contaminated water sources. Link
Poverty and poor health are strongly linked. With limited access to clean water and poor hygiene practices, children are often sick and cannot attend school. Their communities struggle with preventable disease and ongoing malnutrition.

Save lives by giving children fresh water, clean toilets, and support programs to:
When she was two years old, Lillian lost the ability to walk. Her sole carer, her grandmother, had to carry her granddaughter on her back or leave her sitting in one place for hours. Eventually, Lillian learned to walk again but she had ongoing challenges.
Ten years ago, life changed for Lillian. She went to live at The Salvation Army’s Home of Joy (Uganda), where she was able to go to school and learn hairdressing skills.
Through another Salvation Army project that helps provide a safe environment and practical support for children, including those living with disabilities, Lillian was reunited with her grandmother.

