Government schools · Telangana
A broken toilet shouldn’t cost a child their education.
Go Clean Foundation restores working toilets in government schools — so no child, and especially no girl, drops out over something this basic.
government schools in India don't have a working toilet for girls.
What we do
Restore it. Sustain it. Prove it.
We restore
Fixtures, plumbing, water, privacy — we bring broken school toilets back to life.We sustain
We don't just build. Community ownership and return visits keep them working.How we workWe prove it
Every school is measured, before and after, on our School Dignity Index.See our impact
Impact snapshot
Where we stand today
- 3
Schools restored
as at August 2026
- 1,250
Children reached
as at August 2026
- 100%
Still working today
at last visit
Why it matters
Four days a month, for years.
Nearly 1 in 4 girls miss school during their period. Over the years, that adds up to close to a full year of learning — lost four days at a time. A working, private toilet is the difference between a girl who stays in school and one who drops out.
Source: National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5)
News & updates
From the field
Miyapur ZPHS transformed in Telangana
Renovated and constructed functional toilet facilities at Miyapur ZPHS, improving hygiene and attendance.
Restore a toilet. Restore dignity.
Every part counts — from a tap to a whole school.