Economic and community development Charities That specialise in Water

Establishing Food Security. Growing food for nutrition to prevent malnutrition and improve mental and physical health by promoting effective waste management systems. Installing DRY sanitation systems to prevent ground water pollution and the spread of disease. Train awareness to generate self sufficient communities, schools and villages thus avoiding Government and charitable handouts for food.

Providing support, through fund raising, to the Mukuru Outreach Academy in Nairobi, Kenya, for accessing, maintaining and improving educational and sanitation facilities for 450 students and 14 staff.

PROMOTE WELFARE OF ASTHMATIC CHILDREN IN THE UK AND OVERSEAS IN AFRICA AND ASIA BY PROVIDING MEDICAL AIDS AND EQUIPMENTS ALSO SUPPORTING INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY DISASTER APPEALS AND CLEAN WATER PUMP/WELL PROJECT'S FOR ASTHMA SUFFERERS OVERSEAS.

We help communities in Ghana improve their situation by helping them: * build community toilet blocks* renovate and stock libraries*provide clean water supplies and work with communities to identify and develop them in ways that would be beneficial for the communities

We built our own 'Bethany Children's Home' which can accommodate up to 20 children in Dhading, Central Nepal. As well as providing a home and family, we also fund their education and job training so they can have independent futures.We also support a number of local village projects, including fresh water supply, local schools, health clinic and community centre, plus disaster relief efforts.

To prevent or relieve poverty and financial hardship in village Zhangar, district of Bharuch, Gujarat, India by:a) Providing help towards the cost of medical treatment to poor.b) To advance the education of the pupils by providing books, uniforms, grant.c) To fund the building & maintenance of public facilities projects such as local schools, religious institution, cemetery, water pumps etc.

The relief and assistance of people in any part of the world who are the victims of war or natural disaster, trouble or catastrophe in particular by:(i) the supply of clean drinking water and sanitation(ii) the advancement of education and training for employment(iii) the relief of financial need and sickness: and(iv) the provision of low cost temporary accommodation,

Raises funds for the development of sanitation projects in the area of Dominase, Ghana. This encompases a total of 12 villages. Projects include the construction of school toilets and the provision of the materials to allow the villagers to build domestic toilets.The Charity is now moving on to provide educational materials, reading books and enable careers and reading events to take place.

Making grants to registered charities on a one-off or recurring basis to help those in need of water, sanitation, healthcare, food, housing or education, particularly the poor, the homeless, children and the elderly.

The charity operates in Nigeria providing education support and skills acquisition to young girls and ladies. We also focus on providing health education, promotion and health campaign to increase awareness and knowledge of communities in championing their health and wellbeing positive outcome. Lasty provide communities support to have clean, sustainable water supply through sola powered borehole.

One Drop's mission is to provide access to water and to raise individual and community awareness of the need to mobilize so that safe water is accessible to all, in sufficient quantity, today and tomorrow. Using a one-of-a-kind sustainable intervention model, One Drop develops innovative access to water and sanitation projects which promote self-reliance in disadvantaged regions.

Litter Sweeps on a regular basis.Paint and service old water pumps and railings around public areas that are not the responsibility of the local authority.Finance 50% of the costs of 40 hanging baskets to brighten up local shopping areas during spring and summer.Cut grass and clean up scrub areas that are not the responsibility of the local authority.

Design Outreach UK provides opportunities, information and insight for the Water, sanitation and Hygene needs of peoples in countries where these are minimally available, especially in East African countries.

The charity provides financial support to individuals, bodies and organisations in the following areas:- for victims of natural and other disasters- for basic education and literacy projects outside of the UK- for maternal and child health projects outside of the UK,- for water, sanitation and food projects ouitside of the UK,- for disease prevention/treatment projects outside of the UK

To relieve sickness and the prevention of the same. To protect good health amongst people residing in villages of India and Africa which are not normally served by local authorities.To advance the education in rural communities os hygine and sanitation.To provide clean drinking water where possible.

Registered African charities seeking to improve the quality of life of their communities by improving water supplies, farming/animal husbandry etc as well as education of orphans and widows' children, the provison of livelihood skills such as IT training/leadership programmes, furniture making, photography, baking, catering, sewing, hair dressing etc. can be invited to apply for grants.

The Bahati Trust for orphans in Tanzania works to improve the lives of children living in orphanages in Dar es Salaam. The charity aims to provide the children with equipment, services and other items required to meet their needs for care, education, health and general welfare. The Bahati Trust also supports rural Maasai communities in Tanzania and help provide water and sanitation.

Our current activities includes visiting established orphanages in Nigeria that lacks good standards and supporting them with the implementation of good Corporate Governance. We provide orphanages with supplies such as clothes, educational items, medical supplies, human resources, food, water supply and general organisational supports. We also support orphanages around the world, where necessary.

Support rural development in India providing i) primary health, eye and disability care (vocational training for adult & rehab. training for children) ii) health awareness on nutrition, F.P.,use of good drinking water, sanitation & safer child birth iii) screening camps for breast & cervical cancer & treatment iv) homeo & modern medicine clinics v) supporting education of poor & blind students.

FundraisingPub Quiz style event raising around ?500Family Fun Day raising ?2000Afternoon Tea raising ?400Charity workCompletion of school build in Gomoa Buduburam, Ghana Two shipments of basic medical supplies, school equipment, children's toys and clothing Upcoming projectsTwo further shipmentsBuilding of sanitation block for the school

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS AT NON-PROFIT SCHOOLS IN MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA BYPROVIDING GRANTS AND ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OFFACILITIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SCHOOLINFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT, TRAININGSFOR INSTRUCTORS/ TEACHERS, EDUCATIONALMATERIALS AS WELL AS SANITATION AND HYGIENESUPPLIES.

To apply the income for the promotion of public worship at the Church of S Peter & S Paul Worth in particular by the restoration, repair and upkeep of the fabric and fixtures of the church including the provision of heating and electrical apparatus and drainage, water supply and sewerage equipment. To include the restoration and repair of monuments, ornaments, furnishings, organ and windows.

The charity works with and provides grants to local partners to implement the 'Five Pillar Model' developed by The Unstoppable Foundation in the USA. This model seeks to remove the obstacles to educating children while providing vital support to facilitate and sustain community development. The Five Pillars are education, clean water & sanitation, food & nutrition, healthcare, and income training.

The principal activity of the Markfield Beam Engine and Museum is the conservation and operation of the Victorian Beam Pumping Engine as part of an heritage site and educational resource in the London Borough of Haringey. It is located in what was the old Tottenham sewage works, within what is now Markfield Park, and adjacent to the River Lea.

We perceive our vision as relieving poverty and implementing sustainable development for people affected by the civil war in Sri Lanka. Deprived parts of this community in Sri Lanka and the UK will be supported by financing home farming or cottage industry projects, education, sports and training facilities, safe water supplies and promotion of sustainable environments (waste recycling).