Water education begins with questions students recognize in their own lives. Our work includes lessons developed with teachers, student plays, conservation filmmaking, and the children’s book Jal Hai To Kal Hai, co-authored by Tejas Raxwal and Bhuvi Raxwal. Student Water Ambassadors carry the learning into pond conservation and local action.


Working with the Center for Rural Information and Action and local residents, H2O365 supported an effort to restore a pond affected by household waste and drainage. The initiative combined community meetings, fundraising, and the practical work of draining polluted water.
We are raising funds and organizing an outreach mission for flood-affected communities in Nepal. We are seeking local partners to help identify priorities and shape the response. We welcome relevant local knowledge, organizational connections, and experience supporting relief efforts.
Tejas Raxwal coordinated food deliveries with Ukrainian contacts and volunteers during earlier relief work. The team also worked with shelter staff and local partners on shower installations, adapting the projects to residents’ needs and the practical demands of maintaining the facilities.

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