Pump Aid, a leading charity organization dedicated to eradicating water poverty in Malawi, is pleased to announce that its animated campaign, “Breaking the Cycle: Water Poverty and Empowering Women and Girls in Malawi,” has been selected as a finalist in the esteemed Smiley Charity Film Awards.
The poignant animation sheds light on the harsh reality of water poverty faced by women and girls in Malawi, showcasing the detrimental effects of limited access to clean water on their daily lives, education, and overall well-being.
Pump Aid Ambassador and renowned BBC Apprentice Finalist, Joanna Jarjue, expressed her enthusiasm for the nomination, stating, “As an ambassador for Pump Aid, I am incredibly proud and delighted that our animation, ‘Breaking the Cycle: Water Poverty and Empowering Women and Girls in Malawi,’ has made it to the finals of the Smiley Charity Film Awards. I urge everyone to take a moment and vote for us.”
The animation was created by volunteer Rachael Ward, who shared her excitement, saying, “I am beyond thrilled that my animation for Pump Aid has been chosen as a finalist for the Smiley Charity Film Awards. The animation will now be judged by a panel of experts, who will have the challenging task of selecting the winners at the awards ceremony in Leicester Square next month.”
The Smiley Charity Film Awards also features a People’s Choice award, solely determined by public vote. Supporters and well-wishers can cast their votes until midnight on March 12th by visiting the following link: https://smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/breaking-the-cycle-water-poverty-and-empowering-women-and-girls-in-malawi
“We are immensely grateful for the unwavering support of our community and network,” said Navpreet Juty, an employee of Pump Aid who came up with the idea for the animation. “Your votes hold great significance and are crucial in spreading awareness about the incredible work that Pump Aid is doing in Malawi to combat the water crisis. We urge everyone to vote and help us make a difference.”
To learn more about Pump Aid and its initiatives, please visit https://www.pumpaid.org/.
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