You get home after a long day of work. The kettle is boiled. Your favourite mug is out. Are you reaching for tea or coffee? ☕

Want to make the most out of your university experience? Become a WaterAid Student Ambassador and be our voice at your university. You'll gain some fantastic experience to add to your CV, and we'll write you a glowing reference too 😉 Find out more: wateraid.org/uk/get-involve…

Day 7 of trying to grow a plant without water 💦 We talk a lot about how water is the foundation for life and how everyone needs it, but we thought we'd put it to the test, by seeing if we can grow a plant without using any water. Come back to check on its progress 🪴

Trish grew up in Zambia, where access to water is a major problem for many. To celebrate her salon's anniversary, Trish held a waxing fundraising event, raising thousands of pounds to help us bring clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene to communities across Zambia 💦

If we don't act now, over 5 billion people could face water scarcity by 2050. We're calling on The Labour Party to prioritise clean water in their international development budget, to protect the people most vulnerable to climate change. Add your name: brnw.ch/21wLTf8

Which of these do you think requires the most water to be produced? 1kg chocolate 🍫 1kg rice 🍚 1kg bananas 🍌 What do you think? 🤔

What's water got to do with feminism? 🤔 Learn about the work we do to ensure that no woman is held back by a lack of clean water: wateraid.org/uk/what-we-do/…

Have you signed our petition yet? 💦 When it comes to the UK's international development spending, clean water needs to be the priority. Show The Labour Party that this is an issue you care about by adding your name to our petition now: brnw.ch/21wLYao #VoteWater

Day 15 of trying to grow a plant without water 💦 We talk a lot about how water is the foundation for life and how everyone needs it, but we thought we'd put it to the test by seeing if we can grow a plant without using any water. Come back to check on its progress 🪴

It's the summer bank holiday here in the UK, so enjoy these ducks having a blast out in the sun 😎

Have you ever changed or cancelled your holiday plans because of the weather? 🌦️

Day 21 of trying to grow a plant without water 💦 We talk a lot about how water is the foundation for life and how everyone needs it, but we thought we'd put it to the test by seeing if we can grow a plant without using any water. Come back to check on its progress 🪴

Just another little reminder to keep hydrated 💙

Antimicrobial resistance is the single biggest threat to global health. 🦠 The High-Level Meeting on 26 September is a unique opportunity for world leaders to tackle it. Let's call on our PM to attend and take action. #PMToTheHLM Sign our letter 👉bit.ly/3yOuakt

Maintaining good hygiene — like washing your hands — is one of the most effective ways for people to keep themselves and their loved ones safe from infection. Which of these holds the most bacteria? 🦠

"This letter is not a plea, but a reminder of the reality that far too many people around the world are living today." Read Rafa's open letter to the UK Government and add your name to our Vote Water petition: brnw.ch/21wMiRo  #VoteWater #Water #WaterAid #CleanWater

Everyone, everywhere should have clean, reliable water, whatever the weather.

1 in 5 Nigerians are going without clean water. This is a basic human right and it should be within reach for everyone. Together, we can end the water crisis in Nigeria and all around the world 💙 📸 Dorcas, Veronica and Mary Ann at their school in Nigeria

Have you heard of virtual water? 💦 Here's an example. Your morning coffee contains 125ml of water. But when you factor in the water used to produce the ground coffee, irrigate the coffee plants and process the beans, it all adds up. Which uses the most water in its production?

Far too many people don't have a decent loo. This means diseases spread quickly, and people have no choice but to go outside, which is especially unsafe for women and children. Toilets shouldn't be a luxury. True or false: more people have mobile phones than access to toilets?