10/07/2026
What if getting water was the first challenge of your day? 💧
For many families in this Yangon community, water is not something they can simply turn on.
Around 30 households share this water source, and when the supply is interrupted, families may have to find and pay for water elsewhere.
Sometimes, the interruption can last three or four days.
For these families, the day can begin with collecting water, carrying it home, and making sure there is enough for cooking, cleaning, and daily needs.
What may seem like a simple part of everyday life becomes a daily challenge when reliable water access is not guaranteed.
During our visit, we wanted to understand what this reality looks like — not from a distance, but by listening, observing, and spending time in the community.
This is only one part of the story.
Walk with us as we continue learning about the everyday challenges facing families in this Yangon community — and exploring how practical support can make a difference. 💛
📍 Yangon, Myanmar
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