The Problem with Current Hand Washing Stations
Current Hand Washing Stations are not a viable option for:
- People with disabilities.
- Remote areas without electricity and running water.
- Situations where water efficiency is important.
- Organizations with few people resources to manage their temporary facilities.
Global Demand
Citing research from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), a sobering list of 13 diseases—including Covid-19, RSV, Hepatitis A.
▪ 23% to 40% “Individuals who fall ill to diarrheal diseases due to improper hand hygiene.”
▪ 29% to 57% “Prompt of school absences due to gastrointestinal illnesses.”
▪ 58% “Diarrheal illness affects those with compromised immune systems.”
▪ 16% to 21% “Individuals affected with cold and respiratory illnesses.”
The Solution
At its core, the our handwashing station is all about access, dignity, and innovation. It’s not just a piece of equipment, but a symbol of inclusion, independence, and health for all people, in all places. Here’s how it works:
The NDN International Portable Hand Washing Device can be used both indoors and outdoors. The device can be used without electricity and running water. Several hand-washing devices have entered the market. However, our design is set apart as outlined below.
NDN International’s Portable Hand Washing Station:
- No foot-pumping
- No outside plumbing or electricity needed
- Solar capable
- Remotely monitored with wireless sensors
- Motion sensing and metered faucet
- Sink height accessible to people with disabilities
- Dual use for indoor and outdoor applications
- Wheeled solution for portability
- Built-in refuse container