One core conviction guides the work of Healing Waters: we intentionally pursue providing safe water to communities that might otherwise be left out of efforts to solve the global water crisis. These are places where families have waited generations for safe water. And there is a reason why they have waited. Why Some Communities Are Still Waiting…
For many rural communities, the pressure to leave begins with everyday hardships. Reliable safe water in Pajal and Cipresales is easing that burden, allowing families to invest their energy in livelihoods, education, and local progress.
When most people think about unsafe water, they picture water that looks dirty or causes immediate illness. And they’re right—drinking unsafe water can quickly lead to serious health issues. In fact, at any given time, nearly half of the world’s hospital beds are occupied by people suffering from waterborne diseases. But there’s another danger that often…
When New Life Home Trust — an orphanage in Nairobi caring for around 80 infants and small children — needed more than a basic well or a chlorine solution, OneChild reached out to Healing Waters. Their borehole, drilled by Water for the World, provided water, but it wasn’t safe for some of the most vulnerable…
On July 8, 2025, everything changed for the children of ROSALBALI—a cluster of small, tight-knit communities tucked into rugged terrain in Chiapas, Mexico. That day, Healing Waters International, in partnership with local government municipalities, inaugurated a safe water system that now pumps water from the river, purifies it, and delivers it directly into homes and community…
The Link Between Malnutrition and Safe Water Access Malnutrition is intricately linked to access to safe water. Both chronic and acute forms of malnutrition can cause significant dysfunction, particularly in children. Each year, 1 to 2 million children die from severe acute malnutrition (SAM). It’s so widespread that malnutrition is estimated to contribute to nearly…
In the steep, coffee-growing highlands of Huehuetenango, Guatemala, two communities- El Pajal and Cipresales are on the brink of something life-changing. For generations, families here have lived without the most basic necessity: safe water. Healing Waters International (HWI) is on a mission to change that. And we’re inviting YOU to be part of the transformation. No…
Can you imagine not being able to afford water? For many families worldwide, purchasing or purifying water consumes a significant portion of their budget, perpetuating cycles of poverty and hardship. Recognizing this, Healing Waters has made water affordability a cornerstone of its mission. By integrating sustainable, community-driven solutions, Healing Waters ensures that clean water access…
Access to clean water is one of the most critical issues facing communities worldwide. At Healing Waters International, we aim to provide solutions that empower the world’s most vulnerable communities to flourish. We’ve evolved our water distribution model through innovation and dedication to offer more sustainable, durable, and efficient systems. A common water distribution method in…