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Emphasis on School Based Education Key to WASH Program Success

Getting Water Right returns to Cambodia in January 2020 to work on clean water, sanitation and hygiene issues in the poorest and most remote villages. The children of Cambodia have

Efforts of Maine Rotary Clubs to Bring Clean Water to the World

The Maine Rotary District Governor, Andy Glazier, announced in the District Newsletter that the first District WASH meeting was held this past weekend at Cabela’s, in Scarborough. As a result

Getting Water Right Featured in WASRAG

Getting Water Right was recently featured in the Rotary Water and Sanitation Action Group (WASRAG) Newsletter.  Read our article here: https://wasrag.org/Stories/getting-water-right  

Getting Water Right Featured in Local Paper

Getting Water Right’s work in Cambodia was recently featured in the Boothbay Register https://www.boothbayregister.com/article/boothbay-harbor-rotary-club/113554

Interact Club of Morse High School to enter Bio-Sand Filter in World Water Day Competition

Interact Club of Morse High School to enter Bio-Sand Filter in World Water Day Competition The Interact Club of Morse High School, Bath, Maine in cooperation with the Bath Regional

Getting Water Right Founder Presents on Water Issues in Cambodia to Local Interact Club

The Interact Club at Morse High School in Bath, ME was able to hear an update from the founder of Getting Water Right, Rich Cromwell on the status of clean

Interact Club Pushes GoFundMe Campaign over $10,000

The Interact Club of Morse High School in Bath, Maine is a Rotary sponsored club for young people ages 12-18 which endeavors to develop leadership skills while discovering the power

Water for Cambodia Lauds Getting Water Rights Vision

The most recent Water for Cambodia newsletter highlights the collarboation with Getting Water Right.  Click here to read the full issue: WFC Newsletter Issue 9

A Holistic Approach: Getting Water Right – Cambodia 2014-2018

Since 2010, I have ridden my bike across most of the countries in S.E. Asia.  A roadside encounter with a young orphan boy introduced me to the distressing fate of

Hygiene education is key!

The key to a successful Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) program is EDUCATION. For example, between 2014 and 2015 the rate if diarrhea in Char Village dropped 50% in just