In many of the remote and rural areas of Nepal, people drink directly from the sources like rivers, springs, and ponds. These open sources of water are polluted and contaminated.
Our Mission
International Needs works to provide access to basic healthcare, clean water, sanitation, and hygiene education to communities where vulnerable people live. The need is great, and resources are scarce.
Support from people like you makes all this possible!
Our Projects
Uganda WASH
Where our team is working in Buikwe, Uganda, 50% of the population (430,000) do not have access to clean water and 40% of families do not have access to clean sanitary facilities.
Uganda Medical Centre
Makonge Community Health Centre tackles the critical shortage of healthcare in Lake Victoria, addressing high maternal and infant mortality and inadequate medical services for thousands in the region.
The Hospital Food Support Programme
International Needs Vietnam’s initiative supports terminally ill patients by providing nourishing meals and free haircuts at local hospitals. As these patients often lack access to basic necessities, the project brings essential care and comfort. The team seeks to extend its impact, offering more meals and services to those in need.
Burkina Faso Medical Centre
In many developing countries, basic healthcare is often inaccessible due to financial constraints or geographical barriers, making essential medical services a distant hope for countless individuals.
Savar Medical Centre
Most of the children in Savar area suffer from malnutrition and have stomach problems like diarrhoea, cholera and similar diseases.
I am helping to provide clean water & sanitation to families and communities around the world.
Every year, we need to raise NZD 80,000 to sustain our Health & Sanitation Projects, ensuring that families have access to clean water and essential hygiene.
“I thank God everyday for His provision of clean water to myself and my grandchildren.”
-Miremba, UGANDA
See the impact YOUR support has
An impactful visit
Uganda
An impactful visit
Walter Leuthwaite recently visited the Buikwe district to assess progress made to date. An engineer by trade, Walter volunteers his time to provide expert advice on the best course of action for future projects. During his trip, Walter visited the village of Ssanga where two freshwater boreholes and a new 10,000L water tank has been…
