Meet Souleymane Diallo - a carpenter by trade, but also a water mechanic that keeps the water tower in his village of Samabogo working. Without everyday heroes like Souleymane, the technology we help build wouldn't last.

We asked some of our most influential supporters to design the badges, including music artists Ringo Starr, The Cure, Sigrid and Neneh Cherry, as well as artist David Shrigley. Completing the set of six exclusive badges is the new official Glastonbury Festival 2019 badge, designed on behalf of the Eavis family by Stanley Donwood - known for creating artwork for Radiohead. 

Watch our film to see how 31 new toilets across three cities are helping more women in Bangladesh keep themselves clean and healthy, feel safe in public and ultimately earn a better living.

Ahead of Mother's Day in the UK we bring you stories from three mothers in Malawi whose lives have been transformed by clean water, funded by WaterAid's Deliver Project in 2015.

For Ibrahim, an imam from Sierra Leone, water plays a vital role in preparing to lead prayer at the local mosque. And what's more, Ibrahim's faith plays an important role in keeping harmony in his community.

There is no water source at Yiraber Health Centre, Ethiopia. The people working here want to do what is best for their patients. But it’s hard to cope without water, knowing they could be spreading infections to new patients.

Growing up in India, acclaimed film director Shekhar Kapur saw the striking contrast between those struggling to find a reliable, clean water source, while across the road, wealthier homes had endless supplies on tap.   

We all remember a great teacher; that person who shines a guiding light at a time when you have no idea what you are doing tomorrow, let alone what you are doing for the rest of your life. Under a huge tree in the middle of Chilangiza village, Malawi, is one such teacher.