Drinking Water Project in Nepal

Ali Miya Welfare Trust alongside its other welfare tasks is intensifying its work on the water crisis that concerns humanity in general, especially in geographies where there are problems in accessing clean and hygienic water. In the Terai region with the growing water crisis, local people, who cannot afford or find the opportunity to drill water wells as a result of economic difficulties, are forced to use and drink water obtained by purifying water from puddles under primitive conditions. As a humanitarian charity organization, we consider it our duty to work for the solution of this problem and we stand by every geography that cannot access clean water.

A clean water source is not only a cure for drought, but also a change in cleaning habits. In this way, local people, who have a cleaner and more organized daily life, can lay the foundations of a water-centered life around the well. People of hilly region, who have to travel a long way on foot every day to reach clean water, can easily meet their most basic needs with a water well.

We open water wells for people in need that don’t have access to potable and clean water. With the opening of these water wells, we provide easy access to potable water to all the people living in this area, we also contribute to prevention of epidemics. Thanks to these water wells, all the Muslims living in that area can make their purification and carry out their necessary daily activities.