WV Sri Lanka Impact Report 2024
World Vision's 2024 Impact Report details our commitment to child wellbeing, health and nutrition, WASH, livelihood and enterprise development.
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ENOUGH Sri Lanka: 2024 Baseline Study
ENOUGH Sri Lanka Campaign's 2024 Baseline Study reveals the prevalence and impact of hunger and food insecurity in Sri Lanka, offering critical data for effective prevention and response strategies.
Empowering a Healthier
Grassroots Conflict Prevention in Sri Lanka (GRACE) Project factsheet (Tamil)
The GRACE project supported over 227,815 individuals including women and young people with training on conflict resolution and by improving their income opportunities in five locations in Western and Northwestern provinces of
Grassroots Conflict Prevention in Sri Lanka (GRACE) Project factsheet (Sinhala)
The GRACE project supported over 227,815 individuals including women and young people with training on conflict resolution and by improving their income opportunities in five locations in Western and Northwestern provinces of
Grassroot Conflict Prevention (GRACE) in Sri Lanka Factsheet (English)
The GRACE project supported over 227,815 individuals including women and young people with training on conflict resolution and by improving their income opportunities in five locations in Western and Northwestern provinces of
Impact Report 2022
2022 was a challenging cyear for World Vision Lanka, with political instability, inflation and economic crisis impacting the vulnerable communities we serve.
But thanks to the dedication of our staff, the generosity of our
Rapid Food Security Survey Report - July 2022
This document is a compilation of rapid food security assessment carried out in 8 provinces of Sri Lanka to understand the vulnerability of households to food insecurity resulting from the disruptions to global and national
Partnerships Factsheet
World Vision works with organisations of all sizes who share its passion to help children flourish. World Vision creates partnership solutions that align with organisational goals and missions in unique, impactful ways
Annual Report 2021
Inspiring. Courageous. Loving.
That’s what World Vision Lanka has been through 2021 as we continued to serve the most vulnerable children and their families.
Here is a glimpse of our work in 2021 that was fulfilled because
Impact of COVID-19 on the Peace Building Activities of Local Faith Actors in Sri Lanka
This study explores the role of religion and local faith actors in peace building and reconciliation from Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Christian groups and denominations during the COVID-19 pandemic in Sri Lanka.
Study on Inclusive Tourism Value Chain Development in Sri Lanka
This report documents the findings of the inclusive tourism value chain development study conducted from November 2020 to February 2021. The objectives of the assessment were to identify specific constraints that need to be
Annual Report 2020
Even with the Covid-19 pandemic striking the country, World Vision Lanka adapted quickly to the 'new normal' and continued to serve the most vulnerable children and their families across Sri Lanka.
Here is a snapshot of our
WVL seeking a partner for feasibility study
World Vision Lanka plans to implement the Re Enforce Social Cohesion (RE-SoCo) project and seeks a partner for the consultancy service to conduct a feasibility study to assess the project initial design and respective
What is cerebral palsy?
Cerebral Palsy (CP) is one the most common childhood disabilities. Cerebral means having
to do with the brain. Palsy means weakness or problems with using the muscles. Cerebral palsy affects the part of the brain that directs
Our History
For some of you, these pages will surely take you on a journey along memory lane.
For some others, these pages would be reflective of your journey with us in being a partner of World Vision.
Online Safety - Parenting the Gen Z [Tamil]
10 things to remember before you let your child go online. These are the topics that you will learn in the document.
- Parenting during COVID 19
- Risks and challenges when using the internet
- How to support your child
Online Safety - Parenting the Gen Z [Sinhala]
10 things to remember before you let your child go online.
Impact of COVID-19 Health Emergency Rapid Assessment
World Vision Lanka commenced its immediate response providing dry rations to the most vulnerable families who could not afford food due to loss of livelihoods brought by COVID-19 pandemic. This initial response aims to
Annual Report 2019
It has been a bit of a challenging year for World Vision Lanka with many changes including the changes of our financial models. However, we have been able to continue our work towards fulfilling our promise to bring fullness
Annual Report 2018
This Annual Report covers everything we have done for the children we serve across the target areas we serve in Sri Lanka in 2018. It provides you with a clear view of all the work we do in the following sectors: education
Annual Report 2017
Empowering communities, transforming lives… That’s what we’ve been doing for the past 40 years here in Sri Lanka. And that’s what we are best at.
Annual Report 2016
Everything we do has just one goal: the sustained well-being of children, especially the most vulnerable. We focus on children because they are the best indicator of a community’s social health. When children are fed
Stay with us: Aranayake Landslide One Year On
It’s been one year since the massive landslide in Aranayake, Kegalle District Sri Lanka. As World Vision concludes its work, there is one request that is continuously repeated by the community and the local authorities –
Annual Review 2015
Children are always at the heart of our work and our response and focus is especially aligned to the wellbeing and empowerment of children, their families and their communities. We focus on children because they are the best