publication / June 3, 2015
Improving education by focusing on lliteracy
It’s not enough to measure the number of children enrolled in or even attending school. At least as important as the number of children in the classroom is the quality of education they are receiving.
publication / May 30, 2016
Community Economic Development Fact Sheet
Economic Development in Solomon Islands.
article / October 3, 2013
"The night I saw death"
By Justin Byworth, World Vision United Kingdom CEO“Death. That night I saw death,” were the first devastating words eight-year-old Tasnim said to me.
article / October 3, 2013
"The night I saw death"
By Justin Byworth, World Vision United Kingdom CEO“Death. That night I saw death,” were the first devastating words eight-year-old Tasnim said to me.
publication / August 22, 2014
The impact of a hand-drilled well in Rwanda
This is a story about how a hand-drilled well brought water and hope to a women's group in Rwanda.
publication / August 22, 2014
Low-cost drilling technology enables youth mentorship
Stephen Okerayot was among the first to adopt World Vision’s low-cost well-drilling methods—and discovered that helping his community obtain clean water led to new business opportunities and a chance to mentor youth. This is his story.
article / March 1, 2012
I Am Woman: the story of how a single mother transformed her life
Siham, a 32-year-old mother of two effortlessly shoulders a video camera, capturing precious moments of celebration in the village of Jalboun in the West Bank. She’s capable, confident and has a vision for a great future.
article / April 27, 2006
Tsotne: Moving on from Institutions and conflict
The smiling boy is 14 year old Tsotne, a boy with a past steeped in misery. A positive future seemed almost a lost hope, but fortunately he met World Vision’s Learners for Life social worker and introduced him to the Community youth centre.