article / September 7, 2016
International Literacy Day turns 50!
This year marks the 50th anniversary of International Literacy Day and at World Vision we are taking a moment to reflect on what has been achieved in education for children across the globe.
publication / September 15, 2014
The Africa Climate-Smart Agricultural Initiative
World Vision has joined an African Union partnership – along with eight other agencies – to reach millions of rural families with climate-smart agriculture approaches that will allow them to produce nutritious and environmentally sustainable crops.
article / March 14, 2016
Not helpless, but hopeful
Charles KabenaFor the rest of my life, I will never forgetthe day I met Leonard, a 13 year old boy who had his life and dreams turned upside down because of hunger.
article / April 24, 2017
A Dream Renewed
Khatema, 9, was ecstatic. If you can, try to recall one of the happiest moments of your life. For Khatema, this moment came when she heard that her father was reconsidering marrying her off to a suitor.
publication / July 31, 2013
Siliguri Urban Pilot Project
"Following the formation of the children’s club, we were given training on how to speak up. Our fear of speaking disappeared. Now, we can participate in meetings everywhere’" – Rina, member of Siliguri children’s club.
article / November 4, 2014
No more shame
It was a world of contrasts.Outside, it was an enchanted land of mountains, a snaking river, dense forests and bright blue sky. For a young girl, it was the perfect place to play, to be free, to be a child.
publication / December 21, 2020
Devastating Impacts and Risks of COVID-19 for Children
This infographic highllights the additional life-saving assistance required from the UN and the international community in places where COVID-19’s impact has compounded existing humanitarian crises.
article / August 15, 2007
Romanian child abandoned for months while parents search for work
“The most difficult periods of time are when my mom and dad are away and my brother and I need to go to school. I have to cook and do the laundry for us. But the most difficult thing is being without my mom’s guidance and warmth,” says Deea.