11% OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION
lack access to safe water. An estimated 840 million people.
(Source: World Health Organization)
The statistics above are just a few that speak of the realities that plague daily life for those that live in areas of great need. While aid provides temporary relief for many areas, the reality is that far too many communities have not been reached.
A Solution That Transforms
Our solution eliminates the divide between poverty and prosperity.
For an estimated one billion people around the world, lack of access to water and electricity stands between them and a better life. Transform Through Aid The World offers a solution called The Life Transformation System, a permanent off-grid solution, that breaks down the barriers of daily poverty not just for today or for the near term, but for generations to come.
You can help transform villages and raise the quality of life. Impact
The daily need to search for water and substances for fire is no longer needed. Open fires for light at night and for cooking are no longer needed Slow, stop or reverse family separation Frees up to 8 hours a day, every day Think of the possibilities! Reduce the opportunity for human trafficking
Reverse deforestation
Providing just the first three services below (safe water, light at night, and clean cooking) would be considered life-transforming. Still, with the consistent availability of electricity, we can provide refrigeration and communication which greatly extends the opportunities for positive change. Long Term Immediate
We capture the energy from the sun and wind
With solar panels and wind turbines
The energy is routed to storage batteries
When needed, energy is converted to electricity
Safe Water Provided By
Water Filtration
Light At Night Provided By
Lanterns
Clean Cooking Provided By
Hot Plates
Refrigeration For Medications
Communication Access And Internet
Providing just the first three services above (safe water, light at night, and clean cooking) would be considered life-transforming. Still, with the consistent availability of electricity, we are able to provide refrigeration and communication which greatly extends the opportunities for positive change.
We're drilling boreholes and building toilets at schools, so that children can focus on their learning. It sounds simple, but this means everything for a child's dignity at school.
Without access to clean water at school, children can be forced to walk miles to get a drink and wash. They often have to drink dirty water from swamps, which can make them ill with diseases like cholera. They end up missing lessons, and falling behind in class.
Children also struggle without good toilets at school. Toilets are often makeshift – their plastic walls fall down in the wind, they overflow and cannot be emptied, and some start sinking into the ground. We believe that no child should have to survive in these conditions.
Edward is a student from Shell Camp Primary.
“Before we would have to drink the swamp water since the borehole was far. The swamp water was dirty and making us sick, some children would fall sick with cholera disease and fail to come to school.
“I was sick and had to miss four days while being treated. Most of my friends have also fallen ill.”