Eighty-seven people participate in World Vision's Cash for Work Program funded by the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) that not only provides crucial income for locals and refugees but also strengthens Moldova’s social infrastructure.

 

“I can confidently say that my time with World Vision has always been well spent. I have never lost anything; I have only gained from you.

See what children want adults and decision makers to know about their rights on World Children's Day

Travelling on the narrow, unpaved, and dusty road, up in the high hills was not easy. From Jalbire it took us more than three hours of a tedious, bumpy ride to reach Gumba where the distribution of winter kits was set to happen.

On March 8, 2018, WV Chad Child Protection Officer Grace Palnodji and communications consultant Natja Igney visited World Vision’s Child Friendly Space (CFS)  in the Selia community, approximately 50 km from Bagasola.

For the first time the community of Kraishta village in Kosovo has traffic signs in three main streets. These will provide safer walking for pedestrians, especially for children who come and go to and from school every day.