Disasters

No home, no safe water to drink, no belongings.

 

All aid must arrive as soon as possible after the disaster strikes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WorldWaterWorks - Water Survival Box

The Water Survival Box is a rigid, reinforced 54 litre plastic container that becomes a receptacle for water when emptied of survival items, it includes a filtration pack including chlorine tablets – enough for family of 4 for some 4 months, plus essential survival items, as well as a basic shelter – via tarpaulin sheet.

 

It is a fully paid for product full of new items and does not need filling by external organisations. The new items will be tailored to suit the disaster locations. The cost of a survival box Box is £150.
Purchases can be made online and we would appreciate your support.
WorldWaterWorks is managed by the Rotary Club of Chelwood Bridge.

Water-Survival Boxes will be filled by members of the Chelwood Bridge Club on behalf of purchasers. Rotarians and other purchasers will not be required to take delivery of Water-Survival Boxes and then fill them. Stocks of pre-paid Water-Survival Boxes will be held in store pending future disasters. Water-Survival Boxes will be available for instant despatch through the various key aid agencies
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Boxes shipped to Date:-
January 2005
Tsunami
1400
Sri Lanka, Tamil Nadu, India
February 2005
Tsunami
1800
Indonesia - Leuser International Foundation – Banda Aceh
December 2006
Typhoon Durian
60
Philippines – working together with Shelterbox
July 2007
Cyclones
100
S.E. Pakistan –  together with Shelterbox
 
October 2007
Floods
50
Uganda – displacement because of extensive flooding
November 2007
Cyclone
100
Bangladesh - via Humanity First UK
 
January 2008
Conflict
50
Kenyan refugees displaced to Uganda
February 2008
Displacement
25
West Africa, Burkina Faso– via Humanity First UK
February 2008
Post Tsunami
20
Leuser International Foundation in Medan, Sumatra
March 2008
Floods
50
Ecuador - Red Cross in Guayaquil