On Tuesday 27th February the Severn Trent Trust Fund will be hosting a Jailbreak all with the aim of raising money for WaterAid! The jailbreak will take place at the West Midlands Heritage Police Station who have kindly donated the prison to us for the day so that we can literally lock up our prisoners! 

2 prisoners will be taking part, Tony Ballance, Director of Strategy and Regulation Severn Trent and Chairman of the Severn Trent WaterAid Committee and CEO of Auriga Services Mark Abrams will be locked up for the day with the aim of raising funds for some of the world's poorest communities. 

The Jailbreak is part of the Severn Trent Trust Fund's 20th Anniversary Celebrations which has seen us take part in a series of challenges over the past 12 months with the aim of raising £20,000 to support the vital work WaterAid are doing. 

If you'd like to support our prisoners please make a donation and be part of the cause which helps to set them free and help communities all over the world at the same time. 

WaterAid help the world's poorest communities to transform their lives with clean water. 1 in 10 people don't have access to safe water and 1 in 3 don't have access to a decent toilet. We want a world where everyone everywhere has these basic human rights by 2030. Together we can make that happen.