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Monday, April 6, 2026

27,000 children’s groups: What we've learned about creating lasting change

From Peru to Cambodia, discover what 27,000 children’s groups teach us about empowering children’s voices and lasting change.

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Inculcating a Culture of Innovation in the Development Sector

On World Creativity and Innovation Day, Dan Mtonga says that given AI and other technologies, business as usual is not sustainable for humanitarian...

Mary Njeri, Global Hunger Response Director

Only God knows whether the hunger crisis can get any worse

Mary mourns the fact that Easter won’t signify an end to going without food for hundreds of millions around the globe.

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Overwhelmed frontline health workers a symptom of a sick system

Global Health and Nutrition Chief, Dan Irvine, says without more investment in strengthening health systems global-level resolutions will ring hollow.

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Suffering: When God shouts from within the silence

Christo Greyling explains how he learned that suffering can be a catalyst for meaning, and a motive to bring hope and transformation to others.

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Las comidas escolares cambian la vida, pero no son tan fáciles como el ABC

Alentada por el informe del PMA sobre el estado mundial de la alimentación escolar en 2022, Charlotte Masiello-Riome advierte que el mundo no debe darse a...

School Feeding

School meals are life-changing, but not as easy as ABC

Encouraged by WFP's State of School Feeding Worldwide 2022 report Charlotte Masiello-Riome cautions against the world giving itself a passing grade.

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Why children go hungry from a lack of clean water

If children are malnourished, a lack of food isn't always to blame, explains Jean-Baptiste Kamate.

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Is safe water for all by 2030 a pipe dream?

Senior Water, Sanitation and Hygiene director Jordan Smoke warns that water providers must head in a new direction to realise universal coverage.

World Vision Zambia National Director John Hasse and Absa Bank PLC Chief Executive Officer Mizinga Melu holding the dummy cheque after signing the MoU

How banking and humanitarian work go hand in hand

It might surprise you, but banks and aid agencies have more in common that you might think, and, according to John Teng, a chance to collaborate for good.

Mothers support groups have increased their knowledge of caring for their children and themselves

How we’re chasing away the shadow of the pandemic and getting set for the future

The 11th of March 2023 marks three years since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a global pandemic and changed the way the world lives...

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#EmbraceEquity by going further without forgetting the last mile

On this International Woman's Day, Kristie Urich explains that while we work to help women climb a ladder of digital equity and access, we must never...

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The transformational power of faith as a solution to gender-based violence

On International Women’s Day, Andrea Kaufmann writes about the importance of partnering with faith leaders to transform community and household dynamics so...

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How evidence can drive change for women

Kate Kobaidze writes for International Women's Day on combining the power of data with action, to empower those eager for change, and transform the lives...

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Honour and protect women in the frontlines of disaster response

Mesfin Loha praises and laments the responsibility women take on themselves during times of humanitarian crisis and suggests ways to protect and support...

Children in eswatini washing under a tap

What does quality water service really mean?

Adam Questad, a Senior WASH Engineer at World Vision, considers why a culture of quality is imperative for supplying people with reliable water sources.

Vulnerable children experiencing the aftermath of the earthquake while living in prolonged crisis conditions in Syria © World Vision Syria Response / World Vision

Five ways the humanitarian sector can defy the system to save lives

We see it regularly: Heart-breaking situations worsen and the most vulnerable continue to suffer. Yet, in this 24-hour ever-changing news cycle, public...

engineers in Somalia monitoring ground water

How do you use data to protect invisible water?

Allen Hollenbach invites you to consider how to track and protect the biggest source of water that you cannot see.

Goats at an overcrowded water point waiting to drink © World Vision / Mary Njeri

Can you imagine standing in this line just for a sip of clean water?

Mary Njeri's visit to drought-stricken counties in Kenya brings to light the dire hunger crisis families are facing daily.

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Why cash is king in emergency responses

Isabel Gomes explains five ways why cash trumps donated goods in humanitarian disasters

Red Hand Day

Enough is Enough: Let us put an end to the use of child soldiers

12 February is Red Hand Day. In this view piece, Betty Adong, World Vision South Sudan Protection and Advocacy Manager, shares heartbreaking stories of...

A building wrecked by the Turkiye Syria earthquake

5 things we have learned responding to earthquakes

The lessons Isabel Gomes shares about responding to an earthquake are not what you might expect.

education in emergencies

Education sparks transformation

Education can unlock human potential, empower children, shift the balance of gender equity and even save lives as World Vision Canada's President and CEO...

Mary Njera visits Somalia

Surviving malnutrition may not be enough for Somalia's children

Mary Njeri warns that catastrophic food shortages and too little humanitarian funding means the outlook for is very bleak for millions of Somalia's...

Beneficiaries carry food at a food distribution in Kenya

Finding hope in the midst of turmoil: lessons learned from the survivors of crises

An article that looks at how changing one's perspective can help get through difficult and uncertain times by focusing on what is most important.