SWAP creates awareness on health related topics to remote and vulnerable community members including Community Health volunteers, community support support groups as well as the general public.
SWAP promotes and demonstrates household water treatment and other health and hygiene products using through social behavioral change communications, an interactive behavioral change technique with the community, building on existing knowledge and helping them to adopt positive behavioral change.
SWAP introduces safe water systems interventions which includes safe water treatment,ceramic filters, safe water storage and hygiene promotion including hand washing. Further education is done on hygiene promotion, malaria prevention, Reproductive health and maternal and child health.
Mobilization is done through local administration, church gatherings, health stakeholders and other existing community structures. These forums are used to introduce new research and programs to seek their support.