OUR SERVICES

Displacement disrupts access to basic needs.

All humans have basic survival needs, but in situations of disaster, conflict, and mass displacement, access to basic needs is often limited or non-existent.

With project sites in water- and infrastructure-scarce areas that are vulnerable to extreme climate events, we believe that addressing the disproportionate effects of climate change experienced by displaced communities is not only a matter of justice but also a critical component of effective climate action and global stability.

As global displacement is at an all-time high, all of our programs are designed to create systems that empower individuals in times of extreme vulnerability. Thus, rather than responding to the consequences of disease, Solidarity works with communities to proactively build systems that protect the health of both the planet and its people.

We
provide:

Emergency Supplies
- Drinking Water
- Water Filters
- Electrolytes
Drinking Water Systems
- Treatment
- Storage Tanks & Tower
- Distribution Systems
Source Water Assessment
Water Quality Testing

Why?

We all know there is no life without water. Displaced populations face disproportionate challenges in accessing safe drinking water. Having adequate water supply and management is critical in overcrowded shelters and camps.

Intense water insecurity that is often experienced by displaced populations both increases the risk of waterborne diseases, putting public health in danger and can strain the water resources of host communities. Solidarity works in water-stressed areas and unless the water is responsibly managed, increased populations and water scarcity have compounding effects.

We
provide:

Permanent Toilets
Emergency Portable Bathrooms
Septic Tanks
Material Support for Community Sanitation Crews (cleaning supplies, toilet paper, etc.)

Why?

Displacement often leads to overcrowded living conditions and inadequate sanitation facilities. Improper sanitation management not only gets people sick but can also contaminate water supplies, further exacerbating water scarcity and the spread of disease.

Solidarity prioritizes sanitation in both informal camps and formal shelters, but interventions look different depending on the space. This is why we implement both emergency solutions like portapotty rentals and long-term solutions like the construction of bathroom blocks. Solidarity ensures there's access to bathrooms while community-led hygiene teams ensure the bathrooms are clean and safe to use.

We
provide:

Permanent Showers
Emergency Shower Stalls
Handwashing Sinks
Laundry Stations
Menstrual Health Programming
Distribution of Hygiene Supplies
- Personal Hygiene (soap, menstrual pads, etc.)
- Maternal & Newborn Support
- Pest Control
- Cleaning Supplies

Why?

Limited resources and overcrowded conditions make it challenging to maintain good hygiene standards. Without sufficient and consistent access to hygiene supplies, education, and infrastructure, populations face major health threats.

Efforts to improve hygiene in refugee camps require a multilevel approach involving governments, humanitarian organizations, local communities, and individuals. Collaboration is crucial to providing essential infrastructure, promoting hygiene education, and ensuring ongoing support to maintain proper hygiene practices. Together, this safeguards the health and well-being of displaced populations.

we
provide:

source water assessment
emergency water provision
water treatment
water storage tanks
water towers
water distribution systems
water quality testing

why?

Intense water insecurity that is often experienced by displaced populations both increases the risk of waterborne diseases, putting public health in danger, and can strain the water resources of host communities. Solidarity works in water stressed areas, and unless water is responsibility managed, increased populations and water scarcity have compounding effects.

Believing in protecting both the planet and its people, Solidarity prioritizes ensuring access to safe, consistent, and reliable water sources.

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We
provide:

Site Analysis, Planning, and Preparation
Shelter & Shade
Camp Weatherization
Stormwater Management
Solar
Plants, Trees & Flowers

Why?

Providing adequate shelter and infrastructure for displaced populations can be challenging due to various factors such as limited resources, overcrowding, land availability, legal and bureaucratic obstacles, and the scale of the crisis.

Furthermore, because environmental degradation is common when large numbers of people are concentrated in temporary settlements or refugee camps, how shelters are built directly impacts planetary health. We work to safeguard the health of both the planet and its people.

Working in areas where land is limited and extreme weather is common, how shelters are built saves lives. Solidarity works in formal and informal shelters to provide and support critical infrastructure that protects both the people from the environment and the environment from the people.

OUR SERVICES

Displacement disrupts access to basic needs.

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