Water Mission was born out of the need for safe water as a result of a disaster, responding in Honduras after Hurricane Mitch. Since then, we have provided relief following some of the world’s most devastating natural and humanitarian disasters.
Rohingya Refugee Response: Worked with ADRA Bangladesh and Food for the Hungry to install five solar-powered pumping solutions in health clinics in Kutupalong.
Hurricane Maria: Worked with FEMA and the EPA to serve 40+ communities in Puerto Rico. Partnered with Samaritan’s Purse to provide solutions in Dominica.
Hurricane Irma: Worked with Food for the Poor in Haiti and Samaritan’s Purse in St. Martin to provide emergency safe water to those in need.
Burundi Crisis: Worked with UNICEF Tanzania, the Poul Due Jensen Foundation, and others to provide safe water in refugee camps. (Ongoing work will serve 313,000)
South Sudan Crisis: Worked with partners to provide safe water for refugees living in Northern Uganda. (Ongoing work; 143,000 served to date)
Ebola in Liberia: Treated water for use in communities, hospitals, and health clinics.
