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Quality services that give back

Our mission is to bring clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene to everyone, everywhere, which means we know a thing or two about creating high-quality sanitation services. What's more, we've been working with major festivals and events for decades, taking our dedicated volunteers to deliver efficient, friendly and great value services.

Services we offer

Good Loos

The Good Loos are an environmentally friendly, self-sufficient block of composting toilets with toilet paper and sanitary bins.

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WaterAid's Handwashing Hub at the Greenwich Comedy Festival

We have developed a freestanding handwashing station with running water and soap. Our contactless handwashing hubs features a foot pump and touchless soap dispensers to minimise contact.

Find out more about Handwashing Hubs

Volunteers

WaterAid has a fantastic team of dedicated volunteers who can deliver a range of other services to events and festivals in exchange for donations.

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Our services in action

WaterAid volunteers cleaning the showers at Greenman Festival In 2018 and 2019 we took volunteers to Green Man to help keep the eco showers onsite clean and tidy. They also manned a WaterAid engagement area to give festival-goers more information about our work. WaterAid/Neal Wallace
WaterAid loo-crew volunteers at the Glastonbury Festival, June 2019. Our volunteers have been keeping the toilets clean at Glastonbury since 2016. With over 2500 toilets onsite, it's no mean feat! We train over 250 volunteers to be part of our loo crew and clean the long-drops and above ground loos onsite, as well as the accessible toilets. WaterAid/Ben Roberts
WaterAid volunteer litter pickers, Boomtown, Winchester, UK, August 2018 Since 2018 our recycling team have helped to keep the streets and alleys of Boomtown Fair clean, by litter picking each morning before festival goers even wake up. WaterAid/Billy Barraclough
Wateraid and Fempowered volunteers holding placards at the Glastonbury Festival, June 2019. WaterAid volunteers run the female urinals at Glastonbury Festival keeping the area clean and tidy. Volunteers also explain to first-timers how to pee standing up, and help spread awareness of the importance of decent toilets and hygiene for women and girls around the world. WaterAid/Ben Roberts

Why WaterAid?

Around the world 1 in 10 people don't have clean water close to home. When you use WaterAid for your event services, a percentage of the fee will go towards our projects delivering clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene.

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Interested? Get in touch!

To request a quote, or discuss any further requirements for services at events, please get in touch with the WaterAid festivals team at [email protected].