"We were really taken with the idea of making reusable sanitary pads. As we have a training centre, with the sewing course, it was really easy and it helped a lot of girls." - Ms. Tienia, Director of the Professional Training Center, in Burkina Faso. #MenstrualHygieneDay

Take action this #MothersDay! 💪 Almost one in ten healthcare facilities worldwide don’t have clean water. Sign our #TimeToDeliver pledge demanding clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene for every woman, every birth: buff.ly/qK4LhMb

“Imagine how it would feel to have to carry water on your head when you are very heavily pregnant and you're tired. But when it was time for me to deliver, when I was in the delivery room, there is a tap in the delivery room. So nobody had to draw me water from anywhere” Margaret

Pssst! Do you still need a #MothersDay gift? Why not gift something that gives back? Clean water! 💧 Visit our WaterAid Gift Shop here: us.wateraid.org/shop

How can you provide safe patient care without access to clean water? You can't. Almost 1 in 10 healthcare facilities worldwide don’t have clean water. We're working to change this. #NationalNursesDay #TimeToDeliver

Every healthcare worker deserves the basics they need - clean water and soap - to keep mothers and newborns safe. #InternationalDayoftheMidwife

Celebrate #WorldHandHygieneDay by reading about these inspiring youth-led initiatives promoting good hand hygiene: buff.ly/2IkcsGo

Happy #EarthDay! We love water solutions, especially sustainable ones. These solar panels harness solar energy to purify up to 24 gallons of water daily, reaching 28,080 individuals in India with access to safe drinking water. Community members maintain them for long-term reliability.

Access to clean water underpins good health in so many ways. Here are just a few: 💧 A healthy start 💧 Reduced infections 💧 Time returned for work or school Thank you for saving lives with your support for clean water! 💦 #WorldHealthDay

Happy Easter wishes to those celebrating!

Wishing a happy Passover to everyone celebrating!

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Our March Madness bracket has one undefeated #1 seed: clean water. It beats infection, drought, disease, and mortality every single time. #MarchMadness

Thrilled to see new clean water access for 1,800 people (342 Wayuú families) in La Guajira, Colombia, thanks to great work by WaterAid Colombia, and support from the #PepsiCoFoundation and the Inter-American Development Bank buff.ly/MkS1fq7

"So many amazing things have changed since the collaboration of Jirama Amboasary with WaterAid and Thames Water. Before, we had a never-ending issue related to our water supply... Now we have more water that what the whole community in Amboasary needs." — Ludphin, Madagascar.

"Working for water production and water company have always been my dream work. I have always dreamed about that idea of providing water to people since I was in school. Maybe because of the situation we lived here before and I wanted to change it," says Soatata, in Madagascar.

Happy #WorldWaterDay! 💦 These quotes from our post-intervention water projects show just how much access to clean water changes lives. Change starts with water.

Today is #WorldWaterDay! 💦 Globally, 1 in 5 health centers don't have clean water. Take action by signing our #TimeToDeliver pledge to reach more mothers & babies with clean water safer births: buff.ly/0qXwmVR

It's almost #WorldWaterDay, you can help solve this: www.wateraid.org/us/time-to-d...

Eid Mubarak! Thank you for donating Zakat and helping to changes lives! It's thanks to clean water being on site at schools, like Boussiranatou's in Burkina Faso, that students are able to attend school reliably school. Change starts with water.

We're here for these clean water smiles! 💙🚰 😊 #InternationalDayofHappiness

Our new report – Born without Water – reveals the shocking state of under-resourced maternity wards in Africa and Asia. It’s #TimeToDeliver for every woman, at every birth. Read the full report here: washmatters.wateraid.org/publications...

@the-independent.com covers our research, women in Africa are nearly 150× more likely to die from maternal sepsis than in Europe, often due to lack of clean water. Sir Stephen Fry backs the campaign: “its aims are achievable — and when achieved will have the most dazzlingly marvellous impact.”

This is a solvable problem. With clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene, childbirth is safer and more dignified. It's #TimeToDeliver for every woman, at every birth. Together, we can make that happen: buff.ly/BtmbLEA

Clean water = safer births Join our #TimeToDeliver movement demanding clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene for every woman, every birth. Learn more: buff.ly/BtmbLEA

Unlike pi, the water crisis isn't endless. We know the solution is access to clean water, sanitation and good hygiene. Your support helps us to deliver it. 🙏 #PiDay

“Growing up, we didn’t have easy access to water, the source was far from home. I know how hard it is to live without water, so restoring it for others makes me happy,” explains Genet, a plumber in Ethiopia who attended a training provided by WaterAid. #WorldPlumbingDay

Just a class out enjoying a soccer match! All thanks to their newfound access to clean water! ⚽️ With clean water on site, students can attend class healthier and with time to focus, rather than out collecting water from far away locations. Play starts with clean water.

Women win with water. Here’s how👇#InternationalWomensDay #IWD2026

Happy #IWD2026! Water access — or lack thereof — greatly impacts women & girls' available time around the world 🌎 See how your support for clean water helps to uplift women & girls👇 #InternationalWomensDay #GiveToGain

Mariam's family in Burkina Faso has so much more than just clean water, thanks to a WaterAid installed water system at the local school. With access to clean water there's improved health, dignity and the opportunity to thrive that ripples through entire communities. 🫶

Water access impacts animals too! Both humans and animals are affected by the availability of clean water. These images show how that’s felt when water resources are scarce or plentiful. #WorldWildlifeDay

Boussiranatou has more time to learn thanks to her new access at school to clean water! Improved health and time not being spent out collecting water make being in class more consistent, especially for girls. Education starts with cleanw water.

This WaterAid installed solar-powered water system enables a school in Burkina Faso to reach their students with reliable, clean water. That means more time for children to learn and thrive!

Ramadan Mubarak!

After a major cholera outbreak in 2023 in Zambia, WaterAid Zambia launched “Wash Out Cholera,” to share hygiene education to help combat future outbreaks. Trained volunteers reached a total of 348,363 community members with key messages on cholera prevention.

Happy #ValentinesDay! If clean water sent us a valentine, it would be overflowing with ways it cares for us.

Time is spent differently when you have clean water nearby.

Everything we eat and drink is dependent on having enough clean water. Thanks to a solar-powered water system, these students in Burkina Faso can grow a school garden! 🌱

Playing.a game of soccer doesn't usually make you appreciate your access to water. But for these students in Burkina Faso, playtime is possible now because they no longer spend their time walking to collect water. Everything starts with water.

How do we get clean water to communities that need it? Good question! There isn’t just one answer. This gravity-fed system is just one of many options we use to keep the water flowing.

2 hours to fill a single bucket? Not anymore, thanks to #TeamWater! A new borehole means nearby, reliable, clean water for decades to come. 💪

This #TeamWater borehole in Lisonje, Malawi replaces a water source that used to take residents hours to collect dirty water. Not only was it far away, it was unreliable and could often take hours to fill a single bucket!

"I am convinced that being at school brings me pride and represents a cornerstone for my life," says Claudette. Access to clean water made attendance possible for Claudette. Change starts with clean water.

In addition to building new toilets and refurbishing existing ones, a solar-powered borehole was installed to connect the new facilities to a reliable clean water source. Thanks to this access, students are more confident, healthier and able to focus on their studies.

WaterAid provided Moshudi’s school with new facilities by rehabilitating the old toilets, as well as adding 4 female friendly toilets with shower rooms. Before WaterAid's work the school had a generator-powered borehole. Its water was contaminated and unsafe for drinking.

Follow along for the amazing progress on our WaterAid x #TeamWater projects that span the globe in order to reach 2 million people with clean water for decades to come! 👉 bit.ly/TeamWaterBTS

Atikilt is a member of the Small and Micro Enterprise for sanitation marketing in Ethiopia, which helps her community access sanitation products. “Being part of an SME is highly beneficial. It helps you become more independent, as I mentioned, and also boosts your confidence."

Moshudi works as a school sanitation manager in Nigeria. WaterAid was able to improve the facilities at her school by both installing accessible female-friendly toilets and rehabilitating existing ones. “Now there is no fear for girls going to the school," she explains.