OnexOne is a Canadian non-profit foundation that works to improve the lives of children globally by focusing on water, health, education, play, and food. It operates charitable programs and partners with local organizations in countries like Haiti, Rwanda, Canada, the US, Africa. One of its key focuses is providing access to clean water, having launched over 60 well projects in Africa. It aims to alleviate child suffering worldwide by addressing their overall well-being and development.

1. Nasim Khan
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2. Global Citizen
 Global Citizen refers to an individual possessing a
moral and ethical disposition that guides the
understanding of local and global context and remind
them to their relative responsibilities within various
communities.

3. Overview of OnexOne-I
 ONEXONE is a non-profit foundation which is
supporting, preserving, and improving the lives of
children all over the world especially in
Haiti, Rwanda, Canada, U.S.A and Africa. It believes in
integrity and in bringing as many people around the
table as possible.

4. Overview of OnexOne-II
 Mission of this Canadian charity
organization is to improve the lives
of children in Canada, the USA and
also other parts of the world. Its
programs are dedicated to five
fundamental sectors sharing and
working together with friends and
partners.

5. Overview of OnexOne-III
 OneXOne’s vision is to improve the
health, wellness, and vitality of the world children one
by one through beliefs and concentrations in creating
the totality of a children’s overall wellbeing including
water, hunger, healthcare, education and play.

6. Overview of OnexOne-IV
 OnexOne works in partnership with carefully selected
local organizations around the globe on the ground of
five priority areas- water, health, education, play and
food.

7. Overview of OnexOne-V
 Its ultimate goal is to alleviate suffering and preserve
the lives of children throughout the world by
implementing and operating a variety of charitable
programs and initiatives that alien with partner
organizations.

8. OneXOne in the Field of Water-I
 Clean water issue is an important work area for One X
One since 2006. It helped to launch 60 well projects in
different community of Africa supporting with local
project organization or drinking clean water.

9. OneXOne in the Field of Water-II
 It collaborated with
Clinton global initiative in
2008 and declared dollar
one million project with
African partner Water.org
to serve among 55
thousand people in Africa.
 One X one supports several
new clean water projects. It
is serving 32,000 people in
seventy six communities
and six schools in Ethiopia. chrf.org

10. OneXOne in the Field of Water-III
 Objective of this project is to
provide save water and
sanitation facilities, reduction
in the morbidity rate cost by
unsafe water. This results
increased school enrollment
by girl.
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11. Importance of Water-I
 There is no doubt that water is
very essential thing for our life.
Body cannot work without it
just as car cannot run without
fuel. As a childhood
educator, we should be
conscious about the children’s
health and education. Water
not only keeps children
healthy, it also helps them soynegrense.blogspot.com
performing better in school.
Inadequate water intake causes
dehydration.

12. Importance of Water-II
 Dehydration leads to a reduction
in both mental and physical
performance. Children
throughout the world suffer
greatly because they do not have
access to safe water and
sanitation. In many countries
children, particularly girls, are
responsible for water collection.
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is physically stressful. we_do/the_need/207.asp

13. Importance of Water-III
 It is also time-consuming. One of
the most serious effects is that
girls are often not able to go to
school resulting low attendance or
dropout. The lack of adequate
sanitation facilities in school also
restricts girls from attending
school, particularly when they are
menstruating. Children are more
venerable to the diseases that
result from lack of water, dirty
water, and poor sanitation.
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hat_we_do/the_need/207.asp

14. Importance of Water-IV
 In developing countries
each child has an average
ten attacks of diarrhoea
per year before the age of
five. Because of lack of
water, children cannot
wash often enough, and
suffer from different
disease such as skin
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infection.

15. Suggestions-I
 Providing children with
clean and accessible
water,
 Toilet and sanitization
facilities improved,
 Parents and teachers
should regularly
encourage children to  http://youtu.be/0P_LkJd
drink water at dMLg
home, even bring their
own waterspout to
school

16. Suggestions-II
 Children should especially drink water after taking
part in sports.
 We all should be responsible to save our children who
are neglected, who does not have access to enough safe
water causing diseases.

17. Bibliography
 ONEXONE. http://www.onexone.org/who-we-are.php
retrieved on Nov 13, 2011
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page&v=0P_LkJddMLg
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