March 22nd is World Water Day, a holiday to honor the work of promoting safe water access around the world and the necessity of preserving our planet’s water resources.

On March 22nd, we celebrate World Water Day, a holiday dedicated to the universal value of water and the global struggle for sustainable, safe water access. The theme of World Water Day 2024 is “Leveraging Water for Peace,” illuminating the role that growing water scarcity plays in violence around the world – from international conflict to the inequalities in every community and family.

Thank you to everybody who participated in our first ever Move 4 Water event!

On August 10th, 2024, we’re celebrating H2O4ALL’s anniversary with our first-ever national Move for Water event. A group of volunteers will be gathering from all across Canada to celebrate H2O4ALL’s anniversary and promote awareness of global water scarcity. And we’re hoping that our friends and followers across the world will save the date to join us

The International Water Association’s World Water Congress is a global call for youth empowerment and international cooperation. At H2O4ALL, we’re trying to make this goal a reality.

Our mission in Cuba nine years ago began in the city of Cienfuegos, the capital of the Cienfuegos District on the south coast of Cuba. Since then, we’ve installed safe water systems in eighteen churches throughout Cienfuegos and the neighboring district of Villa Clara, empowering our partner churches to provide their communities with a water source they can trust.

Are you interested in travelling with H2O4ALL? H2O4ALL Volunteer opportunities offer a meaningful, hands-on experience working alongside our ground partner organizations around the world.

After another successful Taste of India fundraiser this year, TOI organizer Hycinth Gomez shares on cooking, community and the decision to make a move for change.

Join our first-ever Move 4 Water event on August 10th!

From June 3rd to June 10th, our Cuba team was on the ground in Cuba to perform maintenance. Scott Noble, a longtime volunteer in the Cuba initiative, gives insight into the project and the impact of volunteering.

For International Women’s Day 2024, we’re taking a look at the common forms of gender-based violence and injustice in water-stressed communities around the world – and how we can use safe water initiatives to create a safer, freer future for women and girls everywhere.