Join us at Surge’s ‘Rhythms of Water’ Gala on Sept 27!. With global beats honoring Haiti, Uganda, and Indonesia, it’s a night to celebrate how safe water helps communities sing, dance, and thrive!. Get your early bird tickets now:

Hygiene:.🧼 115 community handwashing stations.🚿 248 household handwashing stations.🧪 637 soap-making sessions.📚 638 WASH training sessions. Menstrual health:.🩸 957 menstrual health and pad-making workshops. Here’s to the next decade of doing the hard, hopeful work together!.

Water:.🔆 1 solar-powered well.⛏️ 40 new well drills.🔧 202 well repairs.🌿 18 spring protections.🌧️ 3 rainwater harvesting systems.🏫 320 classroom water filters.🏠 170 household water filters. Sanitation:.🚻 97 toilet blocks in schools and health centers.

In the last decade, our work has expanded to bring comprehensive #watersolutions, including safe water, sanitation, hygiene, and menstural health, to Amolatar, Kaberamaido, and Kalaki Districts, home to 340,000 people. Here’s what we’ve accomplished together. .

We just celebrated 10 incredible years of #partnership with POPOW in Uganda! 🎉 .

@MVPTechDXB By delivering safe water and sanitation solutions together, we can improve the health, education, and opportunities for schools and communities!. #waterforall #healthyliving.

@MVPTechDXB And Nortech has provided safe toilets for 105 students!. #educationforall #safespaces

Thanks to @MVPTechDXB, 180 people now enjoy clean water through a rainwater collection system!. #sustainablesolutions #waterforall

Our work is about more than water. It's about comprehensive #sustainablesolutions that lay the foundation for thriving communities. During a recent trip to Pidu Wacu Elementary School in Indonesia, we saw how integrated work makes a difference. Check out their celebration! 👇

As we look towards the future, we’re more grounded than ever in our belief that change must be shaped by those closest to the challenges. Thank you for walking alongside us in this work. For us, it’s never just about water. It’s about dignity, opportunity, and hope.

We just released our annual report, and 2024 was a milestone year!. Together with our partners in Haiti, Indonesia, and Uganda, we reached 129,521 people with our comprehensive Water+ programs that include safe water, sanitation, hygiene, and menstrual health solutions.

@MDRtweet But we're not done yet! e received a $20,000 Global Grant to bring new water systems to life, improve school sanitation, and expand life-saving hygiene education across multiple countries. A powerful thank you to @MDRtweet for believing in our women-led, community-owned work!

Since 2019, we've done incredible work with @MDRtweet Foundation. Together, we've brought comprehensive safe water, sanitation, and hygiene solutions to 9,598 people in Haiti, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Uganda.

We've earned the 2025 Platinum Seal from @candiddotorg - the highest rating possible!. We're committed to transparency, recognizing it as a fundamental value of our work. Prioritizing clear communication and reliable reporting builds trust with our partners!

@AveryDennison Thanks to @AveryDennison, we will:. 💧 Install water & sanitation infrastructure in 8 elementary schools.💡 Provide 850 students with hygiene training and menstrual health training for 100 girls.🚰 Distribute water filters to 440 families. We can't wait to keep everyone updated!.

We've been awarded a $75,000 grant from @AveryDennison Foundation—our first partnership together & one that will transform lives in Sumba, Indonesia. This funding will support a 2-year initiative to expand access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene for more than 2,000 people.

RT @sbbrg: We’ve had the privilege of partnering with Surge for Water to support their mission of providing sustainable access to clean wat….

By educating girls and women about their menstrual cycles, we're helping them gain a deeper understanding of their bodies and the role menstruation plays throughout their lives. This knowledge leads to improved self-confidence, self-autonomy, and sexual and reproductive health.🩸

We work towards a #PeriodFriendlyWorld where everyone has access to menstrual products. In Uganda and Indonesia, we've trained 15,968 girls and women on how to make reusable menstrual pads, helping to provide a more cost effective way for girls to manage their cycles!

12 million girls miss school each month due to period stigma, lack of menstrual products, and inadequate facilities. Without resources, a girl’s period can interrupt her education and put her health, education, and future on hold.