The Living Waters for the World Mission trains and equips others – individuals, church teams, service groups, and other organizations – in the front-line skills necessary to transform available, but contaminated, water into clean, safe water for human consumption.  Available clean water implies that a source of water is already present at the facility.  The scope of Living Waters for the World does not include drilling wells and developing raw water distribution systems and infrastructure.

Living Waters for the World does have an extensive list of other water related organizations that drill wells and help communities in need develop their water infrastructure.  Please check the related links on the web site and the document download section for that listing. 

Last update: 05:02 PM Friday, July 11, 2008

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• How much does a purification system cost. I understand a beginning team of 3 members costs 550 each for the training plus the cost of a purification system.
• Are the systems adequate to serve the entire village?
• Are people receiving the water required to have church affiliation?
• What happens with the people who do not have access to the water? Is a priority given to provide enough systems to cover everyone in a town before providing a system to another town?