Water is one of our most basic needs for survival. When people don’t have access to clean and safe water, they have to use whatever water they can find, even if it’s contaminated, for drinking, washing, and growing food. The result is disease and poverty. How Do You Determine Water and Sanitation Safety? The CDC measures…
Water is a precious resource. However, far too many communities either have limited, or no access to water. The reasons for this are varied, but one primary reason is the seclusion of the communities. Because the communities do not have a body of fresh water near them or near a big city, it is often…
What is World Water Day? Why is World Water Day important? Why do we celebrate World Water Day? Founded by the United Nations in 1993, National World Water Day focuses on the global importance of freshwater in today’s world. With ever-decreasing global access to freshwater, World Water Day works to raise awareness of our critical need…
Water is a fundamental aspect of human life. Your body is made of water, we need water to survive, and we use water on a daily basis. Looking at a picture of the Earth, it appears that the world has more than enough water; after all, most of the Earth is covered in it. However,…
Every Non-Governmental Organization (“NGO”) has a purpose. NGOs strive to make the world a better place, whether it is to save animals, provide clean energy, spread the gospel, or, like us here at Healing Waters International, end the global water crisis. However, NGOs often get stumped on locating funding for their projects despite all these beneficial…
Imagine a world where every single person had access to a basic human right – access to safe water. The Healing Waters Ministry is on a mission to end the global water crisis. We build holistic clean water solutions and spread God’s love in at-risk communities around the world. We provide the safe water vitally necessary…
Clean water is essential for life. However, you may have heard about water crises around the world and wondered what exactly a water crisis is. And how bad can it be? After all, water covers 71% of the earth, so it must be plentiful, right? Wrong. According to the Bureau of Reclamation (USBR), only 0.5% of…
Clean water and sanitation are fundamental human rights. Without them, 850,000 people die each year, and the economies of entire nations are at risk. The global economy suffers a $260 billion loss yearly due to a lack of basic water and sanitation. No one flourishes without access to these essential needs, yet billions of people…
What happens when you live in a developing country and need water to irrigate your crops, but you don’t have access to the energy required to reach it? You can’t simply flip a switch that’s connected to a power grid. This is when harnessing the sun’s energy for use as solar power can be life-changing. Accessible,…