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.
Texas Arctic Storms: Restored safe water access by mobilizing skilled plumbers and providing urgently needed supplies that resulted in water shortages and widespread power outages.
Hurricanes Eta and Iota in Honduras: Installed 24 emergency water systems. Provided safe water access to nearly 250,000 people. Distributed 6,000 hygiene kits and 600,000 P&G Water Purification Packets.
Hurricane Dorian: Worked with on-the-ground partners and local government to mobilize safe water solutions and reverse osmosis systems in the Bahamas.
Indonesia Earthquake and Tsunami: Worked with ADRA and Poul Due Jensen Foundation to provide safe water to more than 12,500 people in 13 communities.
Mexico Earthquakes: Partnered with Operation Blessing to deploy Living Water Treatment Systems in central and southern Mexico.
Hurricane Matthew: Provided safe water for more than 100,000 people in Haiti in the wake of the storm.
Nepal Earthquake: Provided permanent safe water solutions for communities devastated by the earthquake.
Flooding in Malawi: Worked with UNICEF Malawi to respond to the worst flooding in the country’s history.
Typhoon in the Philippines: Invested over $1 million to provide safe water for impacted communities.
