Where calm meets cause

Why Sukoon Springs?

Millions of people still lack access to safe water. Sukoon Springs spreads awareness of the water crisis and aims to partner with charities that bring clean water to communities in need.

How Sukoon Springs began

Sukoon Springs was started by me, Maryam Yasin. The more news I read from around the world, the more one thing kept coming up: water. In Pakistan, flash floods swept through towns and villages. In Sudan, conflict has left families struggling to find safe water to drink. In Afghanistan, communities are caught between drought and sudden floods, yet I rarely saw anyone fundraising for wells or clean water there. Countries like Ethiopia and Yemen face the same struggle but are hardly spoken about at all.

Clean water and sanitation for everyone is one of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, and I wanted to play some small part in getting there. Sukoon Springs isn’t a charity. It’s a place to raise awareness. Through our stories, articles and socials, we share what’s happening, explain why it matters, and point people towards established, recognised organisations already doing the work on the ground. In time, we aim to partner with charities directly.

Awareness first, because people can’t help with what they never hear about.

The Sukoon Springs team

What you’ll find here

• Stories from the communities and charities working for clean water.
• Updates on what Sukoon Springs is working on.
• Ways to help, from sharing our posts to supporting charities working for clean water.

The Sukoon Springs team

Sukoon Springs is run by Maryam Yasin, who writes our stories and runs our socials. If you’d like to help, share a story or work with us, we’d love to hear from you.