My project primarily focuses on quality awareness and health education regarding water pollution and its relationship to communicable diseases through papers, publications, and seminars that benefit the community. As a second step, I seek to find donors and volunteers to purchase and install water filters in pre-existing public tanks that do not have filters in coastal areas that are in dire need of them. For clean drinking water and healthy home use, especially for displaced people and those severely affected by war, to reduce the spread of communicable diseases.
The project's first step will be to educate primary school students about the health risks associated with water pollution and encourage them to wash their hands and use less water.
This is based on the idea that water is the basis of
Life and everything in the natural world.
Under the slogan
And under a side heading
Save the blue gold?
The water is blue gold! Save it; don't waste it.

The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and this is our first step to provide something positive and tangible to the society in which we live and to accelerate the goals of sustainable development behind the Millennium Fellowship Program.