This post is from WaterAid’s Facebook page. As with all Facebook pages posts are listed chronologically with the most recent being first. To the left are tabs to more information such as fundraising, and upcoming events. To the right is contact information and a link to their website. The layout will be familiar and easy to navigate to the average Facebook user.
This post is about the difficulties women face when they have their periods living in underdeveloped communities without clean water or flushing toilets. The article attached to the post is from the BBC, however this is a topic WaterAid covers extensively on their Youtube channel.
The caption they use with this post is short and to the point while also providing just enough insight into what the article is about. This is great content to add to their Facebook page because it is there purely to be educational. Education and awareness is an important aspect of the organization and key to growing its foundation. This element however, can sometimes get lost in their feed when asking for donations or promoting events. Sharing posts like this regularly will ensure WaterAids message remains on the forefront.
WaterAid should have considered attaching a link to their Youtube playlist on this topic, allowing those interested to research more.
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