SRAC works to improve public health by ensuring universal access to safe drinking water, sanitation infrastructure, and hygiene awareness.

Key Interventions:

1. Safe Drinking Water:
   • Installing deep tube wells, rainwater harvesting systems, and solar-powered water filtration units in areas with water shortages.
   • Conducting water quality monitoring to detect contamination and prevent waterborne diseases.
   • Promoting household-level water purification techniques like chlorination and bio-sand filtration.
2. Sanitation & Waste Management:
   • Constructing sanitary latrines and eco-friendly toilets to reduce open defecation and improve hygiene.
   • Implementing waste management systems, including composting and recycling programs, to reduce environmental pollution.
3. Hygiene Promotion:
   • Running community campaigns on handwashing, menstrual hygiene management, and personal cleanliness.
   • Distributing hygiene kits containing soap, disinfectants, sanitary pads, and water containers.

Training schoolchildren and teachers on proper hygiene practices to foster long-term behavioral change.