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Water & Hygeine
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Ceramic Water Filter
$25.00 Give/DonnerYour gift of clean water will protect children from water-borne diseases. You’ll also give girls — who often spend hours collecting water daily — the chance to go to school. Pair this with training on proper sanitation and hygiene, and you’ll change the story for an entire community.
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Clean Water Fund
$50.00 Give/DonnerWater is synonymous with life. Lack of access to clean water increases vulnerability to infectious and water-borne diseases, which are direct causes of acute malnutrition. Adequate nutrition starts with sustainable access to clean, safe water. Action Against Hunger’s integrated approach to water security includes rehabilitating and installing water purification systems, building new sanitation infrastructure, and training community-based water committees to ensure sustainability.
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Community Well
$340.00 Give/DonnerYour gift of clean water will protect children from water-borne diseases. You’ll also give girls — who often spend hours collecting water daily — the chance to go to school. Pair this with training on proper sanitation and hygiene, and you’ll change the story for an entire community
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Emergency Hygiene Kit
$35.00 Give/DonnerAccess to safe water and sanitation facilities is extremely limited during times of conflict and natural disaster. To reduce the risk of water-related diseases, Action Against Hunger distributes lifesaving hygiene kits. Help a family stay safe from disease in times of desperate need.
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Give to where the need is greatest
$50.00 Give/DonnerWhen you give where most needed, you’ll help provide things like healthcare, safety, food, clean water and more to vulnerable children and families around the world. It’s a powerful way to help fight poverty and hunger, and give hope to those in need.
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Help Build School Washrooms
$75.00 Give/DonnerImagine being afraid to take a drink, because you’re scared to go to the bathroom in an open field that leaves you vulnerable to attack. Help keep children safe from harm. Help us build school washrooms for children.
