Answering the Call: Safe Water Flowing After Myanmar Earthquake
When a magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Myanmar and Thailand on March 28, 2025, it left many homeless and without reliable access to necessities like safe water.
Celebrating Women in Engineering: Three Engineers Share Their Stories
Called to a career field that has been dominated by men for centuries, Water Mission’s female engineers work diligently to ensure that people have access to safe water.
Edina’s Story: “You Have Shown the Heart of God”
Being forced to leave one’s home, often with little notice and few belongings, is a traumatic experience that requires courage and self-sacrifice.
5 Facts You Need to Know About Providing Safe Water for Communities
Water Mission has partnered with communities in more than 60 countries around the world to bring access to clean, safe water to those who need it most.
Safe Water Creates Economic Opportunity in Honduras: Denis’ Story
For 24 years, Denis has lived in Colonia Bethel, a community nestled in the mountains of northwestern Honduras.
Equipping Local Churches: The Living Water Program Empowered Omar to Serve His Community
Around the world, safe water projects are opening doors for Water Mission to partner with local churches and together show God’s love in communities.
Mariners prospect Harry Ford answering God’s call to respond to global water crisis
Less than a year after becoming aware of the global water crisis, Harry Ford was standing in the hot and humid Amazon rainforest.
A Community-Driven Project: Safe Water in Huta Rihit, Indonesia
Around the world, families live without access to safe water, rendering daily activities almost impossible.
Partnering With Churches to Serve More Than 112,000 People After Hurricane Helene
In the United States, it is rare that we turn on the faucet and clean, safe water does not flow. Even after natural disasters, we assume our most basic needs will be met.
Elizabeth’s Story: Peace for Mothers Starts with Safe Water
For millions of mothers around the world like Elizabeth, the lack of safe water close to home prevents them from being able to spend time with their children.
Volunteers Making an Impact: Knoxville Team Leads Third Walk for Water
Around the country, teams of individuals from diverse backgrounds and life circumstances unite around one goal: to help bring safe water to people in need.
2025 Walk for Water Will Change 12,000 Lives Worldwide
On Saturday, March 29, 2025, with the sun shining and the azaleas in full bloom at Charleston’s Riverfront Park, Water Mission hosted more than 4,900 people for our 19th annual Walk for Water.
Living Water Program: Mobilizing Churches to Transform Communities
Water Mission’s vision is that all people have safe water and an opportunity to experience God’s love.
2025 World Health Day: Safe Water Helps Mothers and Babies Thrive
In developing communities across the globe, healthcare facilities lack the water needed to safely deliver new life into the world, putting mothers and newborns at risk of infections and illnesses.
Biblical Trauma Healing Restores Hope for Pastor Yunda in Uganda
Our world is broken—full of broken people, environments, systems, and Creation. But there is hope that came in the form of Jesus Christ on the cross many years ago.
Updates: Myanmar and Thailand Earthquake Response
Water Mission Responding to Earthquake in Myanmar and Thailand.
World Water Day 2025: “Without Water, We Would Not Survive”
Since 2001, Water Mission has partnered with communities around the world to bring safe water to men, women, and children who lack it.
Safe Water is a Human Right for All. This Includes Women and Girls.
Building strong communities means investing in women.
