Have you heard of the Soroptimists? They are a global movement of volunteers who Educate, Empower and Enable opportunities for women and girls. They’ve been supporting Toilet Twinning for years.
For more than 10 years people living in the Alari refugee settlement in South Sudan haven’t had access to proper toilets. So the introduction of any loo would have been VIP...
It's hard for dads in the DRC to keep their families safe so building a simple latrine that keeps his wife and children secure and healthy has meant a lot to Kayeba
Bridget's classmates in Uganda used to miss lessons or drop out of education altogether when they started puberty. The new girls' toilets changed everything...
Bishwo only realised his makeshift toilet was putting his family at risk when his mother nearly died of diarrhoea. His response started a revo-loo-tion in his village
Not having a proper loo has exposed Bawili's family in the DRC to attack and trauma - which is why she's determined every family in her village should have a toilet