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More families have access to clean drinking water

More families have access to clean drinking water
TULA, FIELD PROGRAMME MANAGER, NAWADA COMMUNITY, INDIA
 
Water-related illnesses were very common in Nawada when we first started working here and we have made this a top priority. The community have been so excited to see the changes and partner with us to dig 33 new wells, as well as install 80 water filters.
 
We have formed 15 water committees to keep the water clean and ensure the equipment is looked after.
 
This means the community have safe, sustainable water resources for the future!

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