Good Water – Honduras
What is Good Water?
The number one cause of death globally is lack of access to clean water. The most effective way to change the world is to combat this killer with clean water. This is at the heart of the mission of Goodjustice, to save lives with clean water. You can join the life saving work that Goodjustice is doing by partnering with us by making a good water donation or by purchasing a Water Filtration System, Pilas, Bathroom, or Water Well.
Below are additional clean water initiatives Goodjustice is passionate about. Will you consider helping us bring clean water to places in dire need?
Water Filtration System
For $50, you can purchase a water filtration system that will change the life of a Honduran family. While they may have access to water, it is filled with contaminants that can be toxic and even fatal, especially to children. Goodjustice provides water filtration care training as well as health and hygiene education so that the family can have an endless supply of clean drinking water. The water filtration systems last up to 12 years.
Water Filtration System - $50
Pilas
Many Honduran homes do not have a bathroom, kitchen or laundry room. Your donation to provide this simple water tank for a Honduran family will allow them to keep a greater amount of water on hand and preserve it in drier times, allowing them more time for work and education and less time retrieving water from sometimes distant sources.
Pilas - $150
Bathrooms
It’s hard for us to imagine a home without a bathroom, but that is the reality for some families in the village of Honduras. Without a bathroom, it is difficult for a family to maintain sanitary living conditions. Your donation to build a bathroom for a Honduran family doesn’t just provide the gift of sanitation and cleanliness but also sickness prevention that allows children to be better educated and adults to better provide for their communities.
Bathrooms - $150
Water Wells
In Honduras, many women and children must walk miles to find a water source or be forced to drink from filthy open pits in order to try and stay alive. Goodjustice is committed to digging wells in every area we work in so communities can have better access to the source of life and are able to increase their access to education and job training.
Water Well - $15,000
