World Vision collaborates with like-minded stakeholders to enhance child protection outcomes, ensuring the safeguarding of children from abuse, neglect, exploitation, harmful practices, and various forms of violence. We use a systems approach to address the underlying causes of violence against both girls and boys, through empowering key stakeholders to work together to strengthen a protective environment that cares for and supports children.

Have a glance at World Vision's calling in Lao PDR, our latest achievements, and partnerships to improve the lives of the most vulnerable children in Laos.

Our National Impact Report 2022

What we want to do

World Vision celebrates and recognizes the crucial role played by women in Lao communities as vectors of change and empowerment toward greater equity. With the International Women's Day commemorations, we feature four women inspiring change in Laos.

With tighter COVID-19 restrictions, the AHAN Project is adapting its intervention to the new normal in Laos. Check out the latest progress from the EU-funded project led by World Vision, transforming lives in the midst of COVID-19.

Following the Mid-term review in the 2nd year of project implementation, AHAN is now visibly creating a sustainable linkage among all stakeholders involved in the fight against malnutrition in Lao PDR.  

Channels of Hope (CoH) partners with, and empowers, churches and faith communities to contribute to child well-being. It equips faith leaders with both factually-correct information and insight into their scriptures and faith traditions, guiding them to become powerful change agents.

World Vision has been operating in Somalia since 1993, with the mission to support the most vulnerable children and their communities to enhance their resilience and well-being. Our strategic goal is to enhance the resilient well-being of 2 million children and their communities by 2025.