Reflections from Kim, our impact field photographer
It’s not easy to make the transition from beautiful, safe Melbourne to witnessing extreme poverty in the most remote communities in the world. Working with Thankyou has given me the opportunity to work alongside passionate, world-changers who exhibit true resilience and strength and who are committed to transforming the lives of people in poverty through clean water, sanitation and hygiene education.
Growing our community to change more lives
How Thankyou’s new hand wash collaboration with homewares label Sage x Clare is helping us get clean water and sanitation to more people like Joanina.
Kalpana’s story - saving lives in rural Nepal
They’re on the frontline, saving the lives of mothers and children in rural communities. Every. Single. Day.
Biti's Story
Meet Bithika, also known as Biti.
Her smile lights up a room and her eyes tell stories of friendship, loyalty and overcoming.
We sat down with Biti and she opened up about how challenging life used to be for the women in her community but that's not the end of her story.
Finding Your Voice
“I feel very independent and confident,” Momotaz proudly tells our team. “Through these programs, I learnt that my voice should be valued too,”
Stories from the field
At Thankyou, we believe every person has equal value and the right to a life free from poverty.
It is not okay that 844 million people around the world don’t have access to safe water and 2.4 billion people don’t have access to safe water!
A Guide To The New Track Your Impact
A simple guide to help you navigate through the new Track Your Impact system.
Empowering communities & our partners through a new Track Your Impact
After months of hard work, we are proud to finally unveil a new look to Track Your Impact, representing the next stage in our ongoing commitment to connect you with the global impact that you're making by chooising Thankyou.
Parbati's story
It was dusk by the time we walked back up the hill to the birthing centre that sat steadily and somewhat in solitary there. Well, a hill in my eyes, but perhaps only a speed bump in the eyes of our Nepali friends who live in a country with the world’s highest mountain.