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The UN has reported that cases of water-borne illness are already being reported in Mozambique, and aid organizations are mobilizing to prevent an outbreak.

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The challenges facing the domestic water supply and quality.

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Today we kicked off our Follow the Liters program in Kenya. We are going to bring LifeStraw Community (high volume purifiers) to 330 schools over the next week.

Globally, 2.5 million kids miss school each day because of illnesses from unsafe water. In India, 95% of schools have drinking water facilities (1), but the water is not safe to drink.

As of 2016 (through various programs and partnerships):
Over 1,000 schools supported in western Kenya
Over 600,000 students receiving safe water this year alone
Over 7,000 filters distributed thus far.

LifeStraw has partnered with the New Ventures Fund to create a platform to consolidate contributions to support earthquake victims in Ecuador. All funds will go directly to providing LifeStraw® Community purifiers to populations hardest hit by the earthquake.

Through the follow the liters program, for each LifeStraw sold in Asia, one school child in India receives safe drinking water for an entire school year. This year, we are making an impact in Alwar, Rajasthan.

At LifeStraw we know that we must continue to innovate in order to address the emerging issues of water quality around the world.