THE WASH ON WALL PROJECT

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Here’re some photos from our recent “Wash On Wall” project. The aim is to spread water, sanitation, hygiene & cleanliness rules among students in urban & rural areas and villages and communities in India, through painting bathroom walls in schools. We deeply believe that this is a great idea to remind them some good hygiene habits and we’re sure they’ll never forget it. These walls have some impact full messages about wash and healthcare and children really appreciate it!






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