article / Mayo 22, 2013
Donations spark hope, bring warmth
Through a donation of six pallets of goods from the corporate partners of World Vision United States, more than 1380 children and their families of Hotolisht commune, part of Librazhd area development programme, in southeast Albania, benefited from the gift of clothes (hats, t-shirts, gloves, jum
article / Agosto 25, 2016
Les femmes se lancent dans le micro-crédit
Dans un grand nombre de ses programmes à travers le monde, World Vision facilite et soutient la mise en place des AVEC (Associations Villageoises d'Epargne et de Crédit).
article / Abril 20, 2016
Journée mondiale contre le paludisme
World Vision Sénégal s’engage dans la lutte contre le paludisme, dans le but est d’améliorer le bien-être de 8 millions d’enfants d’ici 2021, particulièrement des plu
publication / Diciembre 2, 2019
Factsheet: Insurance Innovation for Community Rural Water Projects
This factsheet provides detailed information about the insurance innovation launched by World Vision, in partnership with Britain in Kenya. It will enhance the sustainability of rural water projects.
article / Marzo 14, 2007
Food for work means mutual support for Armenian women
Twice a week Gayane Simonyan, 42, goes to take care of Gohar Ghazaryan, 80. She cleans her home, does the shopping, buys medicine and takes her out for a walk. Once every month Gayane brings food to Gohar and prepares her meal.
publication / Febrero 20, 2020
Livelihoods Overview 2019
Around the world, the impact of extreme poverty on children’s development is devastating. World Vision is working to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty by 2030 so that the most vulnerable children can reach their full potential.
publication / Enero 8, 2020
Rohingya Refugee Response Newsletter, Vol 1 December 2019
Welcome to our brand-new, very first issue of the Rohingya Refugee Response Newsletter!
article / Noviembre 11, 2015
World Vision is playing a significant role in reducing poverty in Mongolia
“Farming has improved my family income and it enables me to pay the tuition of my 3 children… We plant 18 types of vegetables here and I work with my 6 siblings as a solidarity group
article / Noviembre 13, 2012
World Vision donated meds saving lives
A local health facility in Burundi is usually overwhelmed by the tons and tons of patients it receives, most who are poor. The facility is not run by the government - it highly depends on generous donations and World Vision is one of the major donors and partners.