Clean Drinking Water Brings Health Back to Anandpura
High salinity and microbial contamination in local open borewells caused chronic illness. The installation of a community RO filtration unit reduced waterborne ailments by 85%.
“Our children used to fall sick with stomach cramps every few weeks. Ever since the clean water plant began operating, our health clinic visits have stopped.”
The 240 families of Anandpura relied on a solitary groundwater borewell that contained high total dissolved solids and bacterial contaminants, leading to frequent school absenteeism.
Neha Foundation collaborated with village elders and local engineers to install a solar-assisted 500 LPH community water purification unit with automated dispensing.
Clean, safe, mineral-balanced water is now accessible to every household. Waterborne illnesses have dropped by 85%, and girls who spent hours collecting water now attend classes regularly.
Water is the bedrock of community health. Without clean water, no healthcare or educational intervention can achieve lasting success.
Our team conducted water quality testing and shared findings transparently with the village panchayat. Together, a community maintenance committee was formed to take ownership of the facility.
Within three months of commissioning, local health centers reported an 85% decline in gastroenteritis cases among children under 10.
Anandpura is now a model village for sustainable, community-owned public infrastructure.
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