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Safe water · Clean energy · Community resilience
Ballsy Group Foundation connects dependable water infrastructure with sanitation action, rainwater stewardship and emergency WASH support—reducing preventable health risks and helping underserved communities stay safer in everyday life and during crisis.
Programme overview
Safe environments depend on both reliable systems and informed community action.
The programme combines a solar-powered water pump at Kaliapani Tea Estate Hospital, community learning through Catch the Rain, public sanitation action under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and essential water-and-hygiene support during floods.
This integrated approach strengthens water access, hygiene practice, clean-energy use, community ownership and climate-responsive preparedness across health facilities, schools, villages, community institutions and public spaces.
Intervention portfolio
Each intervention addresses a distinct risk while building a stronger local WASH and resilience ecosystem.
A clean-energy water system at Kaliapani Tea Estate Hospital supports dependable drinking water, hygiene and patient-care needs while reducing reliance on conventional power.
Community awareness promotes rainwater collection, safe storage, responsible use and local maintenance as practical pathways to water security.
Volunteer-led cleanliness and sanitation activities mobilise schools, villages, community institutions and public spaces around safer shared environments.
Flood response delivers safe drinking water, medicines, hygiene kits and essential supplies to help affected families protect health and dignity during crisis.
Resilience pathway
Understand local water, sanitation, health-facility and disaster-response needs.
Install appropriate infrastructure and ensure access to essential WASH supplies.
Build practical knowledge on rainwater, hygiene, cleanliness and disease prevention.
Strengthen community ownership, safe upkeep and long-term functionality.
Mobilise quickly with safe water, hygiene and relief support when emergencies occur.
Programme impact
The portfolio creates practical benefits across infrastructure, health, awareness and community participation.
Solar-powered pumping improves the dependability of drinking water at a health facility serving tea-estate communities.
Water availability strengthens hygiene, patient-care readiness and the working environment for hospital staff.
Catch the Rain activities build understanding of collection, storage, maintenance and responsible use.
Volunteer action improves cleanliness across schools, villages, institutions and public areas.
Participation turns sanitation and water-system care into a shared local responsibility.
Timely water, medicines and hygiene supplies reduce immediate hardship for flood-affected families.
Importance
Safer water, cleaner surroundings and practical hygiene knowledge help reduce exposure to preventable health risks.
Reliable water is foundational to patient care, cleaning, hand hygiene and the everyday functioning of health facilities.
Rainwater stewardship and solar-powered systems diversify local resources and improve readiness for climate stress.
Community-based interventions bring essential infrastructure and knowledge closer to underserved populations.
Cleaner schools, institutions and shared spaces support safety, participation and pride in the local environment.
Organised WASH relief protects health and dignity when floods disrupt homes, services and livelihoods.
Potential for scale
CSR and departmental investment can expand proven interventions into a locally managed network of water security, sanitation and disaster readiness.
Extend renewable-energy water systems to health centres, schools and underserved settlements.
Install collection, storage and recharge solutions supported by community maintenance plans.
Support routine testing, safe-storage protocols, maintenance tools and corrective action.
Improve handwashing, drinking-water and sanitation facilities in schools and health institutions.
Pre-position hygiene kits, water supplies and response protocols in flood-prone communities.
Develop maintenance committees, service logs and transparent indicators for functionality and reach.
Programme in action
A visual journey from clean-energy water access to community sanitation and emergency support.
Sustainable Development Goals
The programme advances health, safe water, clean energy, inclusion, resilient settlements, responsible resource use, climate action and partnership.
Clean water, hygiene and emergency support reduce health risks and strengthen care environments.
Water access, rainwater stewardship and sanitation action sit at the programme's core.
Solar-powered pumping demonstrates clean energy for essential community services.
Interventions prioritise underserved tea-estate, rural and flood-affected communities.
Cleaner public spaces and resilient infrastructure strengthen safer settlements.
Water conservation, maintenance and responsible waste practices protect local resources.
Rainwater systems, solar energy and flood readiness improve climate resilience.
CSR, government, institutions, volunteers and communities contribute complementary strengths.
CSR & departmental partnership
Strategic support can expand resilient infrastructure, water stewardship, sanitation action and emergency readiness across underserved communities and public institutions.
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