Team Profile

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Motorola Solutions

Water Today. Hope Tomorrow.
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Sokchea

  • Male, 7 years old
  • Kuleaen, Cambodia
In Kuleaen, a rural community in northern Cambodia, 95% of the most vulnerable families still lack access to clean water. Here, children don't just walk for water - they climb for it. Each day, they make the steep 3-kilometre trek up the mountains, often more than once, to collect dirty water from ponds and shallow streams. Clean water is scarce everywhere. Nearly half of the schools in Kuleaen have no safe drinking water at all.

Solim

  • Female, 11 years old
  • Kuleaen, Cambodia
In Kuleaen, a rural community in northern Cambodia, 95% of the most vulnerable families still lack access to clean water. Here, children don't just walk for water - they climb for it. Each day, they make the steep 3-kilometre trek up the mountains, often more than once, to collect dirty water from ponds and shallow streams. Clean water is scarce everywhere. Nearly half of the schools in Kuleaen have no safe drinking water at all.

Suya

  • Male, 6 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.

Kaira Alexa

  • Female, 5 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Fritzjerick

  • Male, 11 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Nino Renz

  • Male, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

John Paul

  • Male, 9 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Desiree

  • Female, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Eljohn James

  • Male, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Tricia Mae

  • Female, 5 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Kheira Anicka

  • Female, 4 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Jannnah

  • Female, 10 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Emmanuel Ronie Gabriel

  • Male, 11 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

John Carlo

  • Male, 8 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Mark Edrian

  • Male, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Ethan Jairus

  • Male, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Stella Ellery

  • Female, 9 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Bruce Mikhail

  • Male, 9 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Ayeesha Ashley

  • Female, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Angelyn

  • Female, 10 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Rose

  • Female, 11 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Paul Zhion

  • Male, 11 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Jhunessa Jane

  • Female, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Xian Cj

  • Male, 6 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Prince Dj

  • Male, 8 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Pristyl Xandriana

  • Female, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Marybelle

  • Female, 6 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Jayve

  • Male, 9 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Norel

  • Male, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Adrhielle

  • Male, 6 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Thea

  • Female, 8 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Kevin Klay

  • Male, 7 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Kashieca Vienn

  • Female, 10 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Andro Jr

  • Male, 6 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Prince Ian

  • Male, 6 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

John Aeron

  • Male, 11 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Sheen Andi

  • Female, 6 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Von Rey

  • Male, 9 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
In Antique, families rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Long Vi

  • Male, 9 years old
  • Muong Cha, Vietnam
In Muong Cha, families and children lack access to clean water and proper water storage systems at home and in schools. They mainly use untreated water from streams and ravines. Some water sources are also contaminated with limestone. Poor waste collection and treatment also results in the waste being dumped in ravines and washed into streams. The water storage containers in households are mainly old, unhygienic plastic buckets and basins. World Vision seeks to construct safe and reliable water systems with filtration in schools.

Nalucha

  • Female, 8 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.

Nosiku

  • Female, 8 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.

Doreen

  • Female, 6 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.

Abigail

  • Female, 6 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.

Munalula

  • Female, 6 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.

Miliko

  • Female, 6 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.

Mate

  • Male, 7 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.

Kumoyo

  • Male, 6 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.

Libin Senin Senoi

  • Male, 3 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Aarthik

  • Male, 3 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Joshan Braiden

  • Male, 3 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Shehan

  • Male, 3 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Pavinthigan

  • Male, 3 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Abisha

  • Female, 3 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Paveen

  • Male, 3 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Pavirukshan

  • Male, 5 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Vidhurshika

  • Female, 10 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Lashanjanie

  • Female, 12 years old
  • Lindula, Sri Lanka
In Lindula, people obtain water from fountains and streams. These water sources are often contaminated, unprotected and dry up during dry season. When the dry season is long all these fountains and streams dry up and people have to travel a long distance to fetch water. World Vision seeks to provide a water supply and purification system that will enhance the well-being of children with adequate access to safe drinking water even in dry seasons.

Apple James Jr

  • Male, 8 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Jake Paulo

  • Male, 5 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Faith

  • Female, 8 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Jadine

  • Female, 9 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Jace Tyler

  • Male, 3 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Manny Lhiam

  • Male, 10 years old
  • Antique, Philippines
Families and children in Antique rely on water from rivers, springs, wells and rainwater. Sanitation facilities are basic and open defecation is still practised as not all homes have toilets. Barangays near rivers and the coast also face frequent flooding, thus contaminating these water sources and spread diseases. The frequent occurrence of typhoons and floods can also disrupt access to clean water and sanitation. World Vision seeks to provide a clean and reliable water pipeline system for schools and residential households.

Dil Kumari

  • Female, 9 years old
  • Sindhuli East, Nepal
In Sindhuli East, there is lack of proper managed water supply. Families take around 1 hour to fetch water. World Vision seeks to construct new water systems to provide better access to clean water in areas lacking adequate water facilities.

Manish

  • Male, 11 years old
  • Sindhuli East, Nepal
In Sindhuli East, there is lack of proper managed water supply. Families take around 1 hour to fetch water. 29% of children are living without access to drinking water source that is sufficient and of acceptable quality within 30 minutes from their home. World Vision seeks to construct new water systems to provide better access to clean water in areas lacking adequate water facilities.

Susmita

  • Female, 10 years old
  • Sindhuli East, Nepal
In Sindhuli East, there is lack of proper managed water supply. Families take around 1 hour to fetch water. 29% of children are living without access to drinking water source that is sufficient and of acceptable quality within 30 minutes from their home. World Vision seeks to construct new water systems to provide better access to clean water in areas lacking adequate water facilities.

Nosiku

  • Female, 4 years old
  • Sioma, Zambia
In Sioma, children face a daily struggle just to fetch water. They walk long distances to collect murky water from rivers and streams - the same places where animals drink and people relieve themselves. Along the way, they risk encounters with wild animals like crocodiles. Even if they escape danger, the water they bring back often carries deadly diseases like cholera and typhoid. These exhausting journeys leave children too late or too tired for school, trapping them in a cycle of hardship.
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Akhil
Alan Lim
Albert
Alexis
Alvin - the child whom Jesus loves
Alvin LIM
Andrew
Arch
BC Lim
Car Wing
Cherise Ang
cws012
Cynthia Chern
Daniel
Darren Wong
DC
Doreen
Edward Tan SS
Elaine
ES
Esther Ng
Esther Yeo
Franics
GloriaNg
Gracie
Gregorio Jr
IvanBien
Jason Koh
Jason Tan
Jeffrey.Law
John See
Johnathan
Karen Lai
Kavitha
KB
Ken Kuan
Kent Martin
Kia Ju
Kimmee
Kua YK
Team Leader
Larry
Lim Yau Song
Logan Caulfield
LY
Maggie Lim
MC Chu
Michelle Lai
MLL
My grandmother can run faster
Rachel Lim
Rachel tan
Rajat
Rikki
Ronnie Chong
Saw See
Sheila Yeo
Sherin
Siddharth Choudhary
Siew San
Siewyong
Sushil Mali
Terence Chee
Vanitha Ramaswami
VT
Yang
Yit Kai
Zul
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Supporters

ST Ho

donated $100.00 Donated to Sherin

Thank you for the opportunity to support you in this. Keep it up. Proud of your efforts.
Darren Wong

donated $70.00 Donated to Darren Wong

Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to IvanBien

Jason Tan

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Daphne Teo

donated $20.00 Donated to Karen Lai

Well done!
Patricia Liew

donated $60.00 Donated to Karen Lai

Well Done Karen
Pui Hoon

donated $180.00 Donated to Karen Lai

Very meaningful activity
Anonymous

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Julie

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Jia you!
Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Karen Lai

Keep it up Karen!
Anonymous

donated $68.00 Donated to Akhil

Serene Yee

donated $60.00 Donated to Karen Lai

Karen, you're amazing.
Jenn Tan

donated $60.00 Donated to Karen Lai

thank you
Eve

donated $50.00 Donated to Karen Lai

Jia yu!
Paul

donated $60.00 Donated to Karen Lai

JiaYou!
Jasmine P

donated $100.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Thank you for your hard work, you made an impact!
Jun Torre

donated $66.00 Donated to Gregorio Jr

Anonymous

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Cai Png lover

donated $5.00 Donated to Rikki

Donate one plate of cai png to your young kababayan.
Lim Yau Song Gay Lover

donated $5.00 Donated to Lim Yau Song

Missed you in the office...wink, wink...
Johnathan's Secret Admirer

donated $5.00 Donated to Johnathan

Nabeh..!!, ask you to raise fund, you just walk walk until song song gao Jurong !
Grandson

donated $20.00 Donated to My grandmother can run faster

Hope the money raised reach the intended beneficiaries.
Andy Lieu

donated $100.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Just run it!
Anonymous

donated $100.00 Donated to Kua YK

Natalie A

donated $100.00 Donated to Sherin

It’s inspiring for the great cause you are supporting!
MC

donated $65.00 Donated to MC Chu

AB

donated $65.00 Donated to Sherin

Great cause as Water is a basic essential for human survival!
Chisin

donated $100.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Glad to see you are slipping into your running gear for this worthy cause!
Leng Leng

donated $100.00 Donated to MLL

Siddharth

donated $20.00 Donated to Siddharth Choudhary

Alexis

donated $100.00 Donated to Alexis

Alexis Alexis
Alexis Wong

donated $180.00

All the best Singapore team ! Thanks Everyone for supporting the GMOS 2025 Site event .
Anonymous

donated $50.00 Donated to Maggie Lim

Buddy & Biscuit

donated $300.00 Donated to Alvin - the child whom Jesus loves

Jia you, keep running / walking. You can surely do it with our love and support!!
Anonymous

donated $120.00 Donated to KB

Glad you are doing it.
Rena

donated $60.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Jia you, Cherise.
Jocelyn

donated $20.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Jiayou!
TL

donated $30.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Ganbatte
Maggie

donated $200.00 Donated to Alvin - the child whom Jesus loves

All the best & Jia you!
Sherlyn

donated $10.00 Donated to Saw See

Alfred

donated $88.00 Donated to Alvin - the child whom Jesus loves

#keepgoingalvin
Siddharth Choudhary

donated $60.00

We are so grateful for your generous contributions, which have already made a profound impact through World Vision. Let's continue this wonderful momentum to transform even more lives together.
Larry

donated $60.00 Donated to Larry

James Koh

donated $100.00 Donated to Rachel tan

Thank you for taking the lead towards this noble good cause : )
Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Saw See

I support
Anonymous

donated $30.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Go Cherise go!
John

donated $60.00 Donated to Esther Yeo

Keep moving forward. Your steps are changing lives!
CA

donated $68.00 Donated to DC

Let’s run together for a greater cause!
Rachael Marano

donated $60.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Amazing effort Cherise!
Anonymous

donated $30.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Jiayou! Hwaiting! Run for goal :D
KJ

donated $30.00 Donated to Sushil Mali

We can make this world a better environment for the youngsters! Keep up your good work, Sushil
Lyon

donated $50.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

This is awesome of you!
Anonymous

donated $50.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Dee

donated $60.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Well done...Keep walking/running!
Anonymous

donated $20.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Great initiative!
Wen

donated $60.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Awesome
Tan

donated $50.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Liz

donated $20.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Jiayou!!
LSK

donated $60.00 Donated to Kia Ju

Keep going!!!
JL

donated $60.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Lynn

donated $50.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Such a good thing to do, may you achieve your goals!
Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Great initiative ! Your step forward makes the world brighter
Anonymous

donated $20.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

This is really awesome and way to go Cherise
Nic

donated $100.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Kids need more of you!!
Anon

donated $68.00 Donated to Jason Koh

hey, this is for a good cause. Keep walking. Alone or otherwise.
DC

donated $68.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Let's walk together for a brighter future!
CCKP

donated $100.00 Donated to Cynthia Chern

Jia yu!
Isaac

donated $10.00 Donated to Rachel tan

Jia you
Isaac

donated $10.00 Donated to Rachel tan

All the best
Anonymous

donated $15.00 Donated to Sushil Mali

Kim Heng

donated $10.00 Donated to Rachel tan

Sandhya

donated $10.00 Donated to Sushil Mali

Good luck
Anonymous

donated $20.00 Donated to Sushil Mali

Anonymous

donated $10.00 Donated to Sushil Mali

Doreen Soong

donated $50.00 Donated to Kia Ju

You are doing amazing! Every steps you take is changing lives - Proud of you!
Sarah

donated $60.00 Donated to BC Lim

Suet

donated $50.00 Donated to Michelle Lai

Volunteering is at the very core of being a human.
ll

donated $50.00 Donated to Esther Yeo

Bill Drummond

donated $60.00 Donated to Esther Yeo

Great job Esther! World Vision are a superb charity and I’m proud to support them!
Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Esther Ng

hay

donated $10.00 Donated to Rachel tan

Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Rachel Lim

Chris & Constance

donated $100.00 Donated to Siew San

Ephesians 2:10 you have brought your calling to good works that Jesus Christ has prepared beforehand for you to the next level, by not just walking but RUNNING! Well done Siew San!
Chris & Constance Goh

donated $100.00 Donated to Siew San

Ephesians 2:10 We are His workmanship created in Christ Jesus for good works which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them. Siew San, you have brought this calling to the next level - You RUN in them! Well done! Go Go Go !
WY chow

donated $30.00 Donated to KB

Great pace
Puay Huang

donated $50.00 Donated to Michelle Lai

Clock miles for meaningful cause. Keep it up!
Anonymous

donated $20.00 Donated to Siew San

Great cause to support!
Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Cherise Ang

Ray

donated $10.00 Donated to Esther Yeo

Kai

donated $35.00 Donated to Esther Yeo

Keep walking!
Tan Swee Siong

donated $100.00 Donated to Edward Tan SS

Ken Kuan

donated $300.00 Donated to Ken Kuan

Anonymous

donated $10.00 Donated to Maggie Lim

Ryan

donated $25.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Esther Yeo

Ti

donated $20.00 Donated to Esther Yeo

Good luck!
Elsie

donated $100.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Run strong, you’re making a real difference!
P. Lin

donated $60.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Run run run!
Anonymous

donated $100.00 Donated to ES

Sijie

donated $5.00 Donated to Esther Yeo

All the best!
Shang

donated $60.00 Donated to Yit Kai

A purpose driven activity is a meaningful endeavour!
Anonymous

donated $20.00 Donated to My grandmother can run faster

Lifetime Supporter

donated $200.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Jiayou
Allan

donated $10.00

All the best
Sheralyn

donated $60.00 Donated to Johnathan

Keep going!
Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to My grandmother can run faster

Seok

donated $20.00 Donated to My grandmother can run faster

Make every drop count.
NIO Popo

donated $5.00 Donated to My grandmother can run faster

Grandfather cheering ! Jia you !
NTT

donated $10.00 Donated to My grandmother can run faster

It’s a beautiful world ! Jia you !
Tzen & Adele

donated $80.00 Donated to Yit Kai

SK Ko

donated $200.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Leona

donated $100.00 Donated to Alvin - the child whom Jesus loves

Good job, Alvin!
Anonymous

donated $5.00 Donated to My grandmother can run faster

Anonymous

donated $100.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Go for it. You sure can do it.
Angeline

donated $180.00 Donated to Yit Kai

We are rooting for you all the way Yit Kai! Your dedication to World Vision’s mission is inspiring! Keep going !!
Secret Admirer

donated $60.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Caring is sharing!
Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Yit Kai

Good stuff!
Carol Poh

donated $30.00 Donated to Alvin - the child whom Jesus loves

All the best for your run!
Adeline Lim

donated $100.00 Donated to Alvin - the child whom Jesus loves

I will sprinkle clean water on you, and you will be clean, I will cleanse you from your impurities and from all your idols. Ezekiel 36:25
NW

donated $120.00 Donated to Alvin - the child whom Jesus loves

Good job Alvin, keep up the good work. Jia you and God bless :)
Anonymous

donated $100.00 Donated to Kia Ju

Way to go!!
Anonymous

donated $60.00 Donated to Kua YK

Siang

donated $60.00 Donated to Kua YK

Run for a good cause . Go go go
Guoguan

donated $38.00 Donated to Kua YK

Pong

donated $10.00 Donated to Kua YK

Happy running!
Yit Kai

donated $60.00 Donated to Kia Ju

Thank you!
Toady

donated $68.00 Donated to Kua YK

Rooster King

donated $88.00 Donated to Kua YK

Your effort is making a real difference... together, we make a greater difference!
Darren

donated $28.00 Donated to Kua YK

XWQ

donated $68.00 Donated to Kua YK

Cheers
Anonymous

donated $100.00 Donated to BC Lim

Anonymous

donated $180.00 Donated to BC Lim

Jet

donated $10.00 Donated to Rikki

Michelle

donated $100.00 Donated to Michelle Lai

Sushil Mali

donated $30.00 Donated to Kia Ju

Sheila Yeo

donated $100.00 Donated to Sheila Yeo

Anonymous

donated $100.00 Donated to Sherin

I support water as basic human needs
Elaine

donated $68.00 Donated to Elaine

Support for a good cause !
Anonymous

donated $68.00 Donated to BC Lim

Anonymous

donated $100.00 Donated to GloriaNg

It is a privilege to be one of help to those in need.
Dennis Chew

donated $200.00 Donated to Rachel tan

All the best!
Ting Yong

donated $60.00 Donated to Rachel tan

Great work, all the best Rachel!
Linda

donated $50.00 Donated to Rachel tan

JIAYOU!
Anonymous

donated $68.00 Donated to Gracie

Rachel

donated $65.00 Donated to Rachel tan

Kia Ju

donated $68.00 Donated to Kia Ju

Encouraging active participation & donations within my network as your generosity, a child and their community can look forward to a future filled with clean water, better health and renewed hope!!
Anonymous

donated $100.00 Donated to Kua YK

Kimmee

donated $65.00 Donated to Kimmee

KB

donated $50.00 Donated to KB