Residents, businesses, and community institutions in Brgy. Roxas bear the brunt of the water supply crisis. Families struggle with limited access to clean water for daily needs like drinking, cooking, and sanitation. Businesses face operational challenges, and schools and healthcare facilities are inhibit in providing essential services.

The water supply crisis in Brgy. Roxas impacts approximately 1, 000 or more residents, affecting their daily lives and basic needs.

This issue is important to our group and the community because access to clean water is a  basic principle of human right. Without appropriate supply, residents face health risks, economic burdens, and daily struggles for basic needs.

Possible solutions to the water supply crisis in Brgy. Roxas include implementing water conservation measures, repairing and upgrading existing infrastructure, drilling new wells, establishing rainwater harvesting systems, promoting community education on water usage, and exploring partnerships with government agencies and NGOs for sustainable water management initiatives.

In Anda, communities facing similar water supply issues in the past have implemented rainwater harvesting systems, collaborated with NGOs for well construction, and established community water committees to manage resources efficiently. These initiatives serve as models for Brgy. Roxas to explore and adapt in addressing their own water crisis.