Water Serve Foundation

Through our mission work and our many partners working in-country, we’re blessed to share stories about how Water Serve is helping the poor in communities around the world. To learn more about how and where we work, click any of the reports below or contact us. Then please consider partnering with us or including our water filters in your next mission outreach!

Peru (2017)

Here is yet one more application for using the versatile Water Serve filter to provide safe water for an entire home. This email and picture is from a missionary in

Rwanda (2016)

Single mothers in Rwanda, Africa are excited to receive a 2 bucket ZOEN water filter system so they can have safe drinking water in their homes. Mission and aid groups

Nepal and India (2016)

It’s hard to imagine life without anything but muddy and contaminated water to drink but that’s what happened in Nepal around Kathmandu following the 7.8 and 7.2 magnitude earth quakes

Nepal (2015)

Immediately following the devastating April 2015 earthquakes in Nepal the green pond behind was one of the only water sources available in the city of Kathmandu. You can see by

Chennai, India (2015)

After the November 2015 flooding in Chennai India, local standing water was bacteria ridden, muddy and putrid. There was nothing else available. This photo shows water from ponds outside a

These ZOEN filters work really well. We have been placing them in schools with a large 2-tank system, as well as donating them for placement in the homes of impoverished women and their families.

C.K. / Rwanda, Africa

The My Hope Network has been using the ZOEN filters for the last few years to get clean drinking water into homes, churches and other community centers throughout India.

C.A. / Bangalore, India

Since the catastrophic 2015 earthquakes, so many people are still without basic needs like clean water. We place as many of these ZOEN filters as we can in homes and refugee settlements.

J.T. / Kathmandu, Nepal

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The Water Serve filter in use

Training communities on water filtration