Impact Stories

Let’s celebrate how this year 26 Walk for Water events took place across North America and overseas! Corporations, schools, churches, and communities gathered to help end the global water crisis

You’ve heard us talk about Water Missions International (WMI) in-country programs and staff members around the world, but what does that mean? Let us explain. While Water Missions International

Today over 200 million people will take the time out of their day to celebrate a simple act: washing their hands.

This simple act is the

We've told you all about the efforts of the staff of Water Missions International Mexico to provide safe water to those affected by the disastrous flooding in Mexico. Now we'd like to introduce you to

UPDATE: October 7, 2013 4:07 PM Over the weekend our staff in Mexico finished installing the last of our safe water treatment systems in response to disastrous flooding. Early Saturday morning staff

Last Friday more than 8,000 volunteers from all over the Charleston area came out for the annual Trident United Way “Day of Caring.” Water Missions International was honored to have 50 volunteers from

Last week, we shared with you the story of the transformation that has happened at the Nasokol Girls School in Kenya. We'd like to share with you the reaction of the girls of Nasokol when they first

“We want to be in the capacity to be good future leaders who can visualize the change where all people can have access to clean water, but all this will only be achieved if my fellow students can

In the introduction of this blog series we mentioned that women and girls suffer far more than boys from a lack of safe water access. Water Missions International works to free women and young girls

Over 50 years ago, the Kitale Diocese of the Anglican Church started a school to provide room and board, education and special training for children handicapped by blindness or visual disability

It’s that time of year again when parents load up backpacks full of school supplies and send their kids off to school on the bus. In the United States, parents rarely have to worry about whether a

This summer, Water Missions International (WMI) was blessed with an amazing group of interns who worked alongside our staff on multiple projects. As the summer ends and they return to classes at their

A few weeks ago we shared with you the story of one of our international volunteers. This small group of individuals spends months, sometimes even a year, away from home to work with our in-country

One of the perks of my job is seeing how an inspired person can make a huge impact. What I mean is that each week I get to talk with many people who want to be a part of the work that Water Missions

After the devastating earthquake of 2010, Haiti struggled to rebuild. Crumbled houses and institutions led people to flock to open spaces to set up camp. Such overcrowded areas lack adequate

Have you ever heard someone say they were so happy—that something was so wonderful—that it was like being in a dream? That’s what the village headman of Chapulapula said when safe water flowed in his