Overview
Paani's goal has always been relief for those in need and solutions for complex problems in Pakistan through evidence-based, culturally competent community empowerment.
How We Change Lives
As a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, we work closely with both student volunteers and other nonprofits to carry out our impact on communities in need. We've got active projects in many areas to support this goal, but our drive as an organization is focused around 4 key pillars.
With the construction of water systems based around the needs of the community, we provide quick access to those without.
In the midst of a growing health crisis in Pakistan, we focus on increasing access and quality of care for all.
By educating the youth of Pakistan, we empower citizens to make their own sanitation and wellbeing decisions.
In addition to construction water systems, we build treatment and containment systems that manage and isolate waste.
Impact For Those In Need
Each day, we strive to do the best we can for the ones that matter. Through our projects, community involvement, and donation pipeline - we employ every donated cent towards the cultivation of kindness and aid, in order to create a better world for us all.
Working Together
Paani works with the following organizations on the ground in Pakistan to achieve our project goals and distribute aid. Our team has meticulously vetted and aligned with only those who strive in our mission.
Sindh | Punjab | Balochistan Partner
Partnering with FRDP in Sindh, we've expanded from Tharparkar to Balochistan and Punjab, building water systems and providing disaster relief across regions.
The Movement
Paani's cultivated a movement all across the United States. We've grown volunteers helping us from many different universities and colleges, who all stand for the principle of building something that can help communities all across the world.
University of Michigan
University of California Los Angeles
New York University
University of Southern California
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
Wayne State University
University of California Riverside
Rutgers University
DePaul University
Brooklyn College
Eastern Michigan University
University of Cincinnati
Georgia State University
Cleveland State University
New York Institute of Technology
California State University Fullerton
An Upcoming Threat
According to the Pakistan Council of Research in Water Resources, Pakistan is predicted to reach extreme water shortages by 2025. This, compounded by the fact that only 1 in 5 currently have access to clean water is a crisis in the making. Your donation today means we can combat chaos tomorrow.
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