Working with one of the preeminent activists in the fight against sexual trafficking, a child's right has now outfitted all of the Somaly Mam rescue homes in Cambodia with our clean water systems.

On average, 20% of the students at the Baluddhar school used to miss classes daily. Of those, the school attributed unclean water and diarrheal diseases as the primary factor. Watch a short film documenting how we changed this.

Working with local partners in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, a child's right has been able to provide sustainable clean water solutions to hundreds of children and their families in the Steung Meanchey dump.

a child's right teamed with HOPE Enterprises to provide clean water to their two largest sites in Ethiopia: a feeding center for street children that serves 200,000 meals a year and a school for marginalized children.

With this simple project, more than 1,500 desperately poor children now have consistent access to safe water.

In a single day, at this school in Kathmandu, Nepal, we were able to clean water that no child should ever be subjected to drink. Here is a quick snapshot of that project.