Since April 2023, the BWM has partnered with One Atta Time, and both the Unity and Mission Provinces of the Moravian Church in Honduras, to distribute household water filtration systems to over 2,000 families in several villages in La Moskitia.
In 2024, the project expanded from its initial five villages into a second phase: the Caratasca Peninsula. Early visits to this area revealed an increased prevalence of intestinal worms, so the Blessings Flow team now distributes antiparasitic medication to every family.
This year, a group of graduate students from the University of Wisconsin-Madison completed a cost-benefit analysis of the Blessings Flow Project. Their findings confirmed its effectiveness and offered suggestions for increased impact. It was a pleasure to see the students connect with the project and helpful for us and our partners to hear an unbiased perspective.
In 2025 and beyond, we plan to continue expanding the project to new villages and updating our methods as additional needs are discovered.
