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There are 664 million people in the world without safe water and 2.4 billion without a toilet. FRANK Water works with some of the most marginalised communities in the world, providing villages with access to a safe, sustainable water supply, proper toilets and good hygiene. They support families to use water as a gateway to further development. 

Maya (whose story you hear in the Appeal) was living with her children in a small village at the top of a mountain when the earthquake struck. Her house was destroyed, along with every other building in the village. Their water supply dried up when the pipes cracked and she was forced to walk down a steep, rocky track to fetch water.

With support from FRANK Water and their local partner, Maya can walk to the nearest tap in just ten minutes. There’s enough water to keep her family and her livestock healthy. Her children can go to school and she sells milk from her goats to make a living.

In Nepal, there are more than 3 million people living without safe water. And more than 10 million people have no toilet. With a sustainable water supply, communities are healthier and more resilient. Women can work, children can go to school and families can leave poverty behind. Since 2005, FRANK Water has brought safe water and sanitation to more than 403,000 people.