by SkyJuice Foundation | Nov 26, 2018 | For Our Partners, General Safe Water News, Partner News, SkyJuice News
It is great to see our long-term partner Disaster Aid successfully delivering vital projects globally. Their international standing continues to impress with deep impact projects in many regions. We want to share some of their projects with you and have chosen some... 
by SkyJuice Foundation | Nov 6, 2018 | For Our Partners, General Safe Water News, SkyJuice News
SQUIRT 25 is the latest safe water technology offering from SkyJuice. SQUIRT 25 works by simply using gravity and suction. It is connected it to an overhead bucket and the system is supplied with all necessary hoses so it is ready to use. The system will supply in... 
by SkyJuice Foundation | Sep 28, 2018 | General Safe Water News, Partner News, Projects, Uncategorized
In April this year, a team lead by Kenneth Wong from Hong Kong Rotary Club visited 14 schools in Guyuan City (also called Xihaigu region), Ningxia Province of China. One of the team members was a long-term partner and associate of SkyJuice, John Sheen. Located... 
by SkyJuice Foundation | Aug 29, 2018 | For Our Partners, General Safe Water News, Partner News
“Water is the most important natural, economic, life sustaining resource and we must ensure that it is available in abundance to meet the increasing demands. Present and future generations will have assured access to adequate, safe and affordable water to... 
by SkyJuice Foundation | Mar 6, 2018 | General Safe Water News, SkyJuice News
We want to ensure that vulnerable people have sustainable access to clean, drinkable water. This is important because using dirty or contaminated water can cause a range of preventable illnesses, some of them fatal; others just leading to blindness and making... 
by SkyJuice Foundation | Jul 19, 2017 | General Safe Water News
The BBC Online has recently published an article on the issues related to impending global fresh water deficit. Tim Smedely (12th April 2017) has highlighted that the earth is running out of water. Factors such as increased temperatures and unchecked population growth...
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