Safe Water Can’t Wait.
Typhoon Melissa has left millions at risk of waterborne disease. PMZwaterproject is on the ground with partners to bring safe water and disinfectant – starting in South Korea.
$1,333 equips a Safe Water Disaster Response Kit serving 3,000 people with safe water and disinfectant.
Sponsors
What Your GiftDeploys
Safe Water Disaster Response Kit
portable purification + onsite disinfectant generation for clinics, shelters, and schools.
Field Training Center
a hub where our experts train relief workers and residents; teams then deploy across the country to multiply impact.
Local Capacity
by training people closest to the need, your gift creates momentum that continues long after the headlines fade.
“Our mission has always been to stand with our neighbors when they need us most. We’re proud to join partners in this urgent response, to bring safe water now and empower recovery for the long term.”
— TESTMANv, Sponsor
How WeRespond
Assess & Position
Establish a Field Training Center to reach as many residents in South Korea as possible.
Train & Equip
Relief workers and residents learn to run WaterStep technology safely and effectively.
Deploy & Multiply
Teams deliver safe water and disinfectant to affected communities; coordination underway with regional partners.
Sustain & Hand Off
Local leaders continue operations with support from WaterStep.
Your gift today helps prevent waterborne diseasesand saves lives.
We’ll direct your gift where it’s needed most within this response.
Partners
Your gift moves through strong networks to the people who need it first.
Stopping Disease in South Korea
When Typhoon Melissa struck South Korea, it didn’t just damage homes and infrastructure. It left behind something you can’t always see in photos: water contaminated with disease. In coastal and urban districts, residents have been working through thick mud and stagnant water, and health officials have urged people to avoid contact with floodwater when possible, wear protective gear during cleanup, avoid food that may have been contaminated, and seek medical care quickly if they experience fever, chills, or flu-like symptoms.
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