Impact Stories

At Water Missions International, we want to guarantee every safe water project is sustainable. Each safe water system shouldn’t just be a temporary fix, but a long-term solution, which is why each one

A group of children sit outside of their school, giggling as they flip through a stack of laminated flashcards. They aren’t studying for class though, but the cards they study are part of an important

In some countries, we’ll work with communities who have what could be described as improved water. They may already have water piped to their homes or have an inadequate treatment system. Water

Water Missions International is grateful for all the groups that raise support for our mission around the world. We cannot provide safe water to communities without the support of groups and

“In this community, people have big families. Therefore, fetching enough water to cater to everyone’s need is not possible. When access to safe water is guaranteed, the general hygiene of households

Hands 4 Others (H4O) works toward one simple goal—to raise up a movement of young people that will be the generation that solves the world’s water crisis. To date they have helped grant clean water

“Since we have received safe water we have not experienced any waterborne disease,” Anastasia told staff from Water Missions International’s Kenya office when they came to do a follow up visit with

“One of my younger sisters is the one going out to collect water at around a mile from where we live, and usually we take 10 buckets a day. My sister sometimes doesn’t go to school because she has to

“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” – Philippians 4:13 One ten-year-old boy is the living embodiment of this verse, his favorite. Scotty Parker was sitting in church one day when

In December, we told you about the community of La Zarca and their need for adequate sanitation. Now we’re happy to announce our staff in Mexico have been working with the community to build Healthy

Water Missions International is honored that passionate children who have encouraged friends and family to donate rather than buy traditional birthday presents, but one incredible child is taking it a

“We are so grateful for this,” a community member of Dei, Uganda, smiled as he gestured to one of his community’s new safe water tap stands. These are words Water Missions International hears quite

Water Missions International is honored to be supported by Left Right Left Right Forward March. This initiative unites opposing political parties to bring about change that both sides can agree on. By

Pentair focuses its philanthropic efforts toward helping solve some of the world’s biggest challenges, including the need for sustainable, safe water for people around the world. In 2006, The Pentair

To celebrate World Water Day on March 22 nd, Water Missions International held its 8 th annual Charleston Walk for Water. Thousands came out to take part in a symbolic walk to raise awareness for the

WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) promotion is a term we throw around a lot here at Water Missions International. But what does it really mean? WASH promotion is a planned, systematic attempt to

“Good afternoon. My name is Reina, and I want to thank God and you for giving our community this safe water project. It has helped us keep good health. Thank you very much!” These words may seem like

Raising awareness about the global water crisis can be as simple as holding a bucket. This year's Charleston Walk For Water committee dares you to inspire others through their new initiative, Thirsty