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OUR REACH
WaterAid has been working in India for over 3 decades to help people get access to clean water, decent toilets, and good hygiene.
48,10,453
People with clean water
45,17,994
People with decent toilets
68,76,337
Heroes of Change
Durga Malviya
A Positive Ripple Effect In Biccholi
“Nothing can be accomplished by being at home; only by getting out and talking to more people will our lives improve”, says Durga emphatically. Her voice was heard around the village as a rallying cry to end the water accessibility ..
Savita Parihar
Leading Change From The Front
Leaders bring change that lasts for generations to come. Savita Parihar saw people become sick in her village due to water contamination. Her resolve to fix this issue made her step-up and be the voice of change.
Kavita Vaishnav
Age-old Traditions For Water Sourcing
She was taught two lessons in her childhood-
“Water Is Life” and
“If there is water, there is tomorrow”
Water is the elixir for life and many people across India find the easy availability of water still a luxury. In India, 600 million people face high to extreme water stress (Niti Ayog 2018).
Our campaign ‘Heroes of Change’ aims to empower individuals across communities with the tools and wisdom required to provide their villages with access to clean water.
During our endeavours, we came across some highly dedicated, motivated, and hardworking citizens that shine out and embody the spirit of what it means to be a Hero of Change and we would like to continue this movement on a larger scale with your encouragement and support.
Donate to support the efforts of these ” Heroes of Change”
Why WaterAid?
WaterAid India seeks to improve access to clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene for everyone, everywhere.
We started in 1986 because no non-profit like us existed. We are determined to make clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene normal for everyone, everywhere within a generation. Only by tackling these three essentials, in ways that last, can people change their lives for good.