article / Mayo 12, 2024
Affording a new life
"When my husband was working I could buy anything I wanted from the market," recalls Hayat* before her life was turned upside down after the earthquake.
press release / Marzo 14, 2024
More needs to be done to end preventable under five deaths
World Vision press release highlighting the progress made in child mortality around the world and the work that is yet to be done.
article / Enero 30, 2024
A Call to Action in Ending Child Hunger and Malnutrition in Southern Africa
Join the #ENOUGH campaign to end child hunger and malnutrition in Southern Africa. Africa Unites towards fostering global advocacy and nourishing hope to bring fullness of life to the most vulnerable children.
article / Mayo 2, 2024
Recovering joyful childhood experiences for Ukraine's children in Moldova through art therapy
Witness Anna's harrowing journey from war-torn Odesa, Ukraine to Moldova, where she, her children, and her newborn daughter Diana start life anew. Delve into their emotional path as they grapple with the aftermath of conflict, seeking healing through art therapy, counseling, and non-formal education at a center in Chisinau, Moldova, supported by the Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC).
article / Mayo 7, 2024
A boy, a school bag, and a community hotline
Meet Jubani: A 10-year-old from Marawi City, Philippines, returned to school with a new bag from World Vision. Your gifts change lives!
article / Febrero 28, 2024
Ukrainian mother in Moldova finds life’s purpose in child care and development work
World Vision's Childcare Support Course was organized in collaboration with WeWorld and the Pedagogical College "Alexei Mateevici", accredited by the National Agency for Quality Assurance in Education and Research in Moldova. This project is supported by Aktion Deutschland Hilft.
publication / Febrero 27, 2024
United in Faith to End Violence Against Children and Gender-based Violence in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH)
World Vision Bosnia and Hercegovina factsheet about ending violence against children and gender-based violence