SkyJuice Foundation has numerous partners globally working to provide clean, safe drinking water to those most in need. It is estimated that over 873 million people in the world lack access to safe drinking water and 478 million of those are children. Furthermore, an estimated 260 million children and youth Read more
SkyJuice Foundation was incorporated in Sydney in 2005 as a not for profit, charitable organisation. It is a not-for-profit organisation that assists consults and provides potable water solutions to developing communities and countries with the view to provide immediate access to safe water. SkyJuice uses the world’s best low-pressure membrane Read more
We opened our factory doors at Tweed Head, NSW to members and stakeholders on Tuesday 5 June. We were pleased to see so many old and new friends there on the day and wish to thank everyone who came. The afternoon was an excellent opportunity for wide diversity of stakeholders Read more
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 self-sufficiency very difficult. It might seem like a pipe Read more
SkyJuice has been partnering with Siemens Stiftung, in Kenya, for over 10 years. During this time, over 20 Safe Water Kiosks have been installed. A major objective has been to establish the kiosks as social enterprises, with local people managing the sale and distribution of safe water as well as Read more
Clean water during emergencies and disaster relief Obtaining reliable access to safe drinking water during emergency and disaster relief work can be more difficult than you might imagine. Existing supply options are cut due to damaged infrastructure. Cracked pipes and cross contamination is real. Within a short period water sources Read more
One of the biggest problems that disaster relief crews face is that of fresh, clean drinking water, as most disasters will disrupt or contaminate existing supplies like wells and rivers. The most common problems are agricultural runoff and human sewerage systems breaking or overflowing, spilling waste into previously-safe water supplies. Read more
We want to ensure that vulnerable people have sustainable access to clean, safe drinkable water. This is important because drinking contaminated water can cause a range of preventable illnesses, some of them fatal. In many developing countries ongoing water borne related sickness makes self-sufficiency very difficult. It might seem like Read more
Refillit is an Australian business selling BPA-free refillable water bottles. They donate $1 from every Refillit bottle sold to support projects in third world countries. Right now they are donating $1 from every bottle sold to SkyJuice™! In Australia, we have some of the cleanest water in the world piped Read more