FHRI has installed and operates purification and delivery systems to provide clean drinking water in villages where it is most needed.

Some examples of our work:

MAUZA Azmat shah

A small farming village of 1000 residents located in District Toba Tek Singh.  Water-related healthcare issues included hepatitis and gastro diseases.  We were able to install a village clean water system, and reduce the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) to 50.

MAUZA CHIDRU

Mauza Chidru is a village located in the outskirts of Mianwali, with a population of 300.  Villagers here were facing acute water borne diseases due to non-availability of clean drinking water.  Women had to travel almost 4 km to get water from the only available reservoir.  TDS and pH values were very high, and have been brought down through a reverse osmosis plant.  The facility serves nearby villages as well.

CHAK 479 JB

Chak 479 is located in Tehsil Shorkot, Destrict Jhang, Punjab, 40km west on the Thal desert. It is a village of approximately 200 houses and 2000 residents.  Almost all the houses are made of mud.

FHRI is a non-governmental organization
in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations