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Social Projects

Social and Environmental issues are increasingly important to every business in Australia.

At Pink Hygiene we conduct our services in accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency, designed to control and limit our environmental impact. These policies are regularly reviewed and updated.

We have a comprehensive set of Corporate Social Responsibility policies in place as well as proving support to worthwhile charities.

Rainforest Rescue

Pink are a proud supporter of Rainforest Rescue, and their Daintree “buy back and protect forever” project. So far we have donated funds to buy back in excess of 34,000m2 of land in the Daintree in Far North Queensland, which will be protected from development forever. It will help provide a wildlife corridor for endangered animals that would otherwise not be able to search for food.

By preventing development of this land it provides animals with the protection of the forest to reproduce and thrive. We are proud to report that our contribution is helping to make a difference.

Save the Children

Every 20 seconds, a child dies as a result of poor sanitation. That’s 1.5 million preventable deaths each year. 17% of infant deaths are caused by diarrhoea of which 90% can be prevented by better hand hygiene.

In support of the United Nations International Year of Sanitation (2008), Pink Hygiene Solutions sponsored sanitation projects in Africa. Through international aid organisation, Save the Children, Pink Hygiene Solutions donated $2005 to provide five hand washing facilities to primary schools in Africa and educate 21 adolescent girls about proper puberty and hygiene in Ethiopia.

Would you like further facts and figures on the sanitation issues that exist? Then please visit our global partner website by clicking here.