Every child deserves clean, safe water — at home, at school, and in their community.
Together, we can help end the global water crisis within our lifetime.
In Solomon Islands, many children attend school without access to reliable water, safe toilets or handwashing facilities. This puts their health at risk and disrupts their learning every day. Girls are especially affected, often missing school during menstruation due to a lack of private, appropriate sanitation.
This project focuses on improving water, sanitation and hygiene in primary schools across World Vision Ireland's Solomon Islands Area Programme.
When schools have clean water and proper sanitation, children get sick less often, attendance improves, and teachers are better supported to stay and teach. The impact reaches far beyond the classroom, helping families and communities build healthier futures.
Give today to help children stay healthy, stay in school, and keep moving forward on the path out of poverty.
P.S. All travel and personal expenses for participants visiting Solomon Islands are covered by the individuals themselves. Every euro raised through this fundraiser will go directly towards supporting local communities.
World Vision is the world’s largest international child-focused humanitarian and development NGO, dedicated to helping children to live their fullest lives.
We reach children in some of the world’s most dangerous places, where children are impacted by challenges such as hunger, violence, extreme poverty, conflict and climate change.
We tackle the causes of poverty and injustice, and work to transform communities, responding to disasters and emergencies and seek global change by advocacy and peacebuilding with and for children.
World Vision Ireland has been in existence for over 40 years. World Vision Ireland are part of a global partnership, which has almost 100 offices worldwide.
You can play a part in transforming the lives of vulnerable children. Thank you so much for your ongoing support - your donations make a MASSIVE difference.