Impact Stories

At the beginning of each safe water project, the community elects a safe water committee. This committee manages each safe water solution, from upkeep to finances. Our in-country staff work with them

Safe water has the capacity to bring enormous economic change to communities. It can free people from the costly expense of medical treatments for waterborne illness. Often, we work with communities

A month ago I traveled to Honduras to capture the stories of various communities. We visited five projects: spending time with the staff, meeting people, and staying the night in one of the rural

Water Missions International started with invention. When our founders, George and Molly Greene, couldn’t find an affordable water treatment system to send to Honduras to help with disaster response

Since the outbreak of cholera in 2010, nearly everyone you speak to in Haiti knows someone who has contracted the deadly illness. At the Haiti Evangelical Christian Mission church, they listed out the

It’s been a year since the community of Brisas del Monga, Honduras celebrated the commissioning of their safe water solution, which has given safe water access to roughly 500 people. Community members

Imagine being sick and going to a hospital to get better, only to contract water-related illness from a glass of water that your nurse hands you to take with your medication. A situation like this is

A lot has happened over the last year at Water Missions International, especially on this blog. We wanted to take the time to round up a few posts for you. These posts break down different facets of

It’s been seven months since Typhoon Haiyan slammed into the Philippines and Water Missions International launched disaster response efforts to bring safe water to those who lost everything in the

Everyone, no matter their situation or circumstance, has the power to make a difference in another person’s life. Water Missions International is honored to have a group of supporters, called Thirst

UPDATE: 6/19/2014 Safe water now flows in Mulwanda. Our staff responded to requests for emergency aid and installed a Living Water Treatment System™. To hear more about the situation in Mulwanda

Earlier this year, Bryan and I brought home our adopted son from Ghana. We were thrilled to welcome “E” into our lives and home. We're both committed to helping others get access to safe water, but

Earlier this year, Water Missions International strategic partner In Touch Ministries traveled to our Haiti country program to visit our safe water solutions and learn about how we work with

Over the years, our staff members around the world have dealt with many threats to their physical well being. Every day they travel miles through jungles and over washed out roads to communities in

As school children across the United States of America celebrate the end of the school year and the promise of summer, the students of Kitale School in Kenya celebrate being free of waterborne illness

On Saturday, May 8 th, over 200 participants and volunteers gathered at Hach Company’s Loveland location for the first annual Walk for Water in support of Water Missions International. Local Loveland

“When George and Molly Greene founded Water Missions International—a strategic partner of In Touch Ministries—they had one goal in mind: to save lives, both physically and spiritually.” –Cameron

“Good afternoon, my name is Edinaldo. I live in the community of Quinito. We are grateful for the LWTS system, and we also say thank you to our community for helping to build the LWTS enclosure. Thank