Unilever Lifebuoy Handwashing Campaign Reduces Diarrhea from 36& to 5% in Indian Village 
March 2014 – Unilever’s health soap Lifebuoy has this month announced the results of its Help A Child Reach 5 handwashing programmes launched in Thesgora, India, noting an overwhelming drop in incidence of diarrhoea from 36% to 5%.
The decrease in diarrhoea in this village – known for having one of the highest rates in India of this deadly yet preventable disease – was observed over the period of Lifebuoy’s intervention in an independent evaluation of 1485 households with children aged below 12 years, conducted by Nielsen in September 2013.
Lifebuoy’s Help A Child Reach 5 campaign aims to eradicate preventable deaths from diseases like diarrhoea one village at a time through teaching lifesaving handwashing habits. The campaign was launched with an award winning film http://www.youtube.com/helpachildreach5 and handwashing initiatives in Thesgora, a village in Madhya Pradesh.
These new results show that handwashing programmes have significant positive impact on both the handwashing behaviours and health of a community. Lifebuoy’s handwashing programmes are now being rolled out to villages across a further eight countries and scaled up in India to reach 45 million people.
Sanitation Updates 
Our daughters (age 10 and 7) are campaigning for water and sanitation issues! They have posted a Tippy Tap video on their website (www.mongergirlswaterworks.webs.com) showing one way of helping the handwashing problem! Through March and April they are doing a Sponsored SODIS shake and Water Walk in Tanzania to raise awareness and funds for water and sanitation problems. Take a look and think about donating! Thanks!
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