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Our Strategy:
Maximum Impact

Clean water is the foundation of health, opportunity, and life itself. Yet, billions of people face devastating consequences from contaminated water sources.

Our goal is to provide clean water to people in need, one community at a time. We concentrate our efforts where our scientific expertise can make the most significant, life-changing impact on both human health and local economies.

At Clean Water Help, we don't just see problems—we see opportunities for targeted, science-driven solutions. We act as pro-bono technical advisors, providing the scientific blueprints our partners need to deploy life-saving technologies and restore ecosystems. Explore our core impact areas below to see how we're turning the tide and building a healthier, more prosperous future for everyone.

Our Core Impact Areas

Waterborne

Disease Prevention

Giving every child the foundation for a healthy life.

Millions of children are threatened by common waterborne diseases, but the solution is a simple, proven filter. We empower local partners to deploy these life-saving tools and protect the next generation.

Waterborne Disease Basics

The Problem: Acute diarrheal diseases from contaminated water are a leading cause of death for young children.
Our Solution: We provide scientific blueprints for proven tools like household filters and community-scale ultrafiltration systems.
The Impact: Prevents deadly diseases, allowing children to stay in school and adults to remain productive.
The Bottom Line: Every $1 invested can return up to $25 in averted healthcare costs and increased productivity.

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Toxin & Heavy Metal Management

Breaking the toxic cycle of sickness and poverty.

Millions are unknowingly exposed to industrial and geological poisons in their water, but our scientific expertise allows us to identify and neutralize these specific threats. Therefore, we design and fund targeted filtration systems that restore communities to health.

Toxin & Heavy Metal Basics

The Problem: Chronic exposure to toxins like arsenic and mercury causes cancer and irreversible neurological damage.
Our Solution: We provide pro-bono engineering guidance for specialized filters and technical advice on heavy metal mitigation efforts.
The Impact: Prevents devastating, lifelong health crises like cancer and developmental disorders in children.
The Bottom Line: Mitigating these threats delivers returns as high as 17-to-1 by preserving human potential.

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Fisheries &

Freshwater Economies

Restoring the foundations of food and income.

Entire communities depend on their local lakes and rivers, but pollution from sewage and runoff causes catastrophic fish kills. Therefore, we implement scientific treatments to restore the water, the fishery, and the local economy.

Freshwater Economy Basics

The Problem: Untreated sewage sends deadly pathogens downstream to rural communities while nutrient pollution fuels algal blooms that deplete oxygen, kill fish, and collapse local economies.
Our Solution: We guide scientific in-lake treatments and nature-based solutions like constructed wetlands.
The Impact: Restores a primary source of local food and income, reviving fisheries and tourism. Also reduces the potential for waterborne diseases in communities that use untreated water.
The Bottom Line: These projects deliver a long-term ROI of 10-to-1 or higher from revitalized economies.

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Water for

Food Security & Safety

Turning a plague of hardship into a harvest of hope.

A farmer's livelihood and a community's food supply can be destroyed by invisible threats. Therefore, we engineer solutions that prevent crop failure and ensure the food on a family's table is safe and healthy.

Agricultural Water Quality Basics

The Problem: Waterborne pathogens can destroy harvests, while legacy soil toxins near mines and industrially polluted areas contaminate crops, causing a dual crisis.
Our Solution: We provide blueprints for managing plant pathogens and using techniques to block toxin uptake in crops.
The Impact: Prevents catastrophic crop loss, secures farmer income, and stops widespread foodborne illness.
The Bottom Line: Securing agriculture provides a strong return by stabilizing income and averting chronic healthcare costs.