In Africa's growing urban schools, 1,000+ students rely on just a few taps every day. When one breaks, access to safe water can suddenly stop.
💧 A simple repair can restore water for 1,000+ students.
High-efficiency filtration systems provide safe, clean water for schools of 1,000+ students—consistently, not occasionally.
From taps to toilets, systems are designed for daily use—so students aren't relying on facilities that are broken, unsafe, or unusable.
Across urban schools, more students now have
access to safe water than ever before.
But progress like this doesn't sustain itself.
Without
ongoing maintenance, even well-built systems can fail—turning something reliable into something uncertain.
Across sub-Saharan Africa, nearly half of schools have access to safe water—reaching millions of students every day.
Without routine maintenance, small issues—like a broken tap—can stop water from flowing for an entire school.
Without reliable water and safe facilities, many girls miss school—or stop attending altogether.
Every contribution helps keep water flowing.
From fixing broken taps to maintaining entire
systems, your support ensures students have reliable access to clean water every day.
Splash measures results in the schools it serves—tracking real improvements in health, attendance, and student well-being.
Students with daily access to clean water
Schools fitted with permanent filtration systems
Reduction in waterborne illness absence reported
Reduction in illnesses
Splash is a registered nonprofit working to make clean water, sanitation, and hygiene a permanent
part of school life for students in underserved urban communities.
Through a global team
of engineers, local partners, and behavior change experts, Splash delivers high-impact systems
to schools serving hundreds—often over 1,000—students every day. But they don't just install
infrastructure—they ensure it keeps working, partnering with schools and governments to sustain
safe water long term.
Already reaching 1.2 million children across 9 countries, Splash is
scaling its impact—bringing clean water to hundreds of thousands more students, including
700,000 in Zambia alone.
Trained technicians, community ownership, and government partnership ensure long-term impact
Students learn hygiene and lead their peers—bringing healthy practices into their homes and communities.