article / avril 12, 2013
Blog: Why the work of the Brussels office is critical to World Vision's mission
Welcome to our inaugural blog post. We intend to use this blog to explore the very real ways in which the policies and practices of the European Union (EU) impact on World Vision’s efforts to improve the lives of vulnerable children in some of the poorest parts of the world.
article / août 3, 2016
BLOG: Zgjim's reflection on reaching the heights for the Rights of the Child
The following blog is a reflection from Zgjim. He wrote it while he was in Brussels, participating in the #EurochildConf.
publication / novembre 23, 2023
Monthly Fact Sheet: Over 1.5M people reached as of October 2023
With support from partners and donors, World Vision reached over 1.5 million people reached as of October 2023; more than 738,000 are children.
article / mai 11, 2023
Water and tricycle: Beatrice's door of oppportunities
33-year-old Beatrice Syambwalula lives in Maiya village of Sinazongwe district in Zambia with her husband and daughter. And she has physical disabilities.
She came to Maiya village in 2007, and it is here that she met her husband, a fisherman, who spends most of his time away fishing on the nearby Lake Kariba. This means that Beatrice is mostly alone at home with her little daughter.
article / avril 11, 2013
Blog: Why our work in Geneva and New York is central to achieving World Vision's mission
Welcome to the inaugural blog of the World Vision International United Nations (UN) site. This blog, and these pages, will explore the work of our offices in Geneva and New York.
publication / mars 11, 2024
World Vision Kenya Annual Report 2023
This Report covers the work and impact of World Vision Kenya from October 1st, 2022 to September 30th, 2023. In the period, our transformative projects reached over three million people (1,934,341 children & 1,495, 512 adults) showcasing our impactful efforts in transforming the lives of vulnerable children and communities across Kenya.
article / décembre 15, 2015
Blog: World Vision's impact in the fight against slavery
This week on Wednesday 2 December, the world will be acknowledging crimes of trafficking and the worst forms of exploitation against individuals through the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery.
article / août 10, 2020
Staff blog: Dorcas says goodbye to the river
She sat in front of her small thatched house, her face without emotion as she looked over to us, I was with Elijah her son in law and John – a project staff with the EU Unicef WasH, Klinpela Komuniti project (KKP).