About Our Foundation
Inspired by a life-changing event, AVTAR HARE FOUNDATION was established in 2011 in London, UK. Over the years, we have become one of the most trusted and effective foundations, working hard to improve the lives of those in need. Here you can learn more about who we are and what we do.
Welcome to AVTAR HARE FOUNDATION
Bringing Water to the World
Our Course is global and is to provide the pipeline for water supplies to countries in need. So far we have helped thousands of villagers in rural Africa. Through evolving technology methods such as biosand filters and old fashioned rainwater harvesting tanks, we have helped provide millions of litres of drinking water. Join us today to learn all about volunteering your time to our cause.
What We Do
Since our inception, we’ve worked around the clock to expand our causes and help those who need our help. Become a volunteer and with our training, set up a life changing infrastructure in one of the most remarkable places in the world . Making a positive difference has never been so easy.
Water Famine
One of our goals is to ensure that the most vulnerable countries get the knowledge and expertise from our dedicated volunteers. "Give a man a fish and you will feet him for a day, teach a man to fish, you will feed him for a lifetime." With your volunteering efforts, you have the capacity to help us in our endeavour. Contact us to learn more.
Feeding Children
One of our main causes here at AVTAR HARE FOUNDATION is Feeding Children, an issue that touches many lives, particularly those in Africa. We spend a significant portion of our resources on tackling this problem. See how you can help by reading more or contacting one of our representatives.
Current Projects
25 million people in Uganda live off of less than $1 a day. Most people living there die before they reach 50 years old. A huge part of the population is forced to use contaminated rivers as a water source, leading to a massive amount of water-borne disease. Our partners in Uganda are distributing BioSand filters to affected villages every month to attempt to meet the need for clean water
“Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see”
Mark Twain
