Clean and safe drinking water is essential for people undergoing cancer treatment. Chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and immunotherapy weaken the immune system, making patients highly vulnerable to infections. For low-income families—especially those living in rural or underserved areas—access to clean water is often limited, increasing the risk of dehydration, contamination, and treatment complications.
At Cancer Aid Brigade, we work to ensure that every patient has access to safe, purified, and contamination-free water, which is an important part of recovery and overall well-being.
We distribute purified water, filtration bottles, and water-purifying tablets to cancer patients who cannot afford safe drinking sources.
In areas where contamination is high, we help install small-scale filtration systems to ensure families have access to safe water during treatment.
Treatments like chemotherapy can cause severe dehydration. We provide hydration packs, electrolyte mixtures, and supervised hydration plans for patients in need.
Contaminated water increases the chance of infections—which can delay treatment. Our clean-water initiatives reduce these risks and support a smoother recovery process.
We run awareness programs teaching families the importance of hydration, water safety, and infection prevention.
Safe water is not a luxury—it is a life-saving need for cancer patients. Lack of clean water often leads to:
weakened immunity
gastrointestinal infections
dehydration and treatment delays
increased hospital visits
higher treatment complications
Providing safe water is one of the simplest yet most powerful ways to support a cancer patient’s recovery.
Your donation can help:
Install water filters in poor communities
Deliver drinking water to families in treatment
Provide safe water packs to vulnerable patients
Reduce infections and improve health outcomes
Even one clean-water kit can protect a patient throughout their treatment cycle.
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