Inspired by our vision of a world where every child thrives, and by our shared commitment to making this vision a reality, this newsletter celebrates powerful stories of transformation.
Here, we celebrate the dedication of our
Masabata Speaks Out
At the handover of the child-friendly Child and Gender Prptection Unit in Pitseng, a brave young girl stood tall for all children. Her words remind us why safe spaces matter and why every child deserves to
From natural disasters and mass displacement to deepening food insecurity and harsh winter storms, FY24 tested Afghanistan in every way. But amid these compounding crises, World Vision Afghanistan expanded its reach and
Introducing the first quarter edition of the World Vision International Sierra Leone (WVISL) Every Heart Newsletter!
Guided by our vision for every child to experience life in all its fullness and our prayer for every heart to
In a powerful statement at the Media Engagement Training, Maseisa Ntlama, on behalf of the World Vision Lesotho National Director emphasized the media's essential role in advocating for human rights and protecting vulnerable
The speech for the International Day of the Girl Child 2024 focuses on empowering girls in Lesotho, highlighting their resilience and vision for a brighter future. World Vision Lesotho, National Director, James Chifwelu today
National Child Protection Reporting and Referral Pathways ensure that children and communities across Lesotho are empowered with the knowledge and mechanisms to report child abuse, neglect, and exploitation. These pathways
This speech marks the launch of the National Child Protection Reporting and Referral Pathways in Lesotho, a collaborative effort between the Ministry of Youth, Gender and Social Development, World Vision Lesotho, UNICEF
Under the Child Protection program, World Vision Zambia addresses areas that negatively affect children and reduce their ability to realize their full potential, these include, unsafe migration, child marriage, low birth
This research study surveyed married and unmarried adolescent girls and young women aged 12 to 24 years and held focus group discussions with adolescent girls and young women aged 16 to 18 years in Bangladesh, Mauritania
World Vision International (WVI) Nepal launched the "It Takes Nepal to End Child Marriage" campaign in 2017 as part of the global initiative "It Takes a World to End Violence Against Children." The campaign aimed to eliminate
In 2021, World Vision launched the ‘Listening to Child Brides’ research, carried out in Bangladesh, Mauritania, Nepal, and Tanzania, with the overarching aim of identifying the experiences and needs of married girls and young
…to End Violence Against Children…
We believe in the power of one voice — its ability to do the impossible, overcome inequality, challenge harmful behaviours and call for justice for children. We mobilise, amplify and
Women Deliver Conference: 17-20 July 2023, Kigali, Rwanda
As girls from five African countries together with children from all over Africa, we are honored to amplify our voices before, during and after the Women Deliver
Underpinned by a robust regional framework,
the Asia Pacific offices of World Vision are committed to building long lasting relationships with the private sector and developing pragmatic solutions to combat violence against
World Vision believes that girls have the right to decide their own futures; that is why we have been part of the Ending Child Marriage campaign since 2018. We have retrieved more than 600 girls from child marriages, and now
World Vision Zambia's new campaign, Strong Girls Strong Zambia aims to support girls retrieved from child marriage and those at risk in all our operation areas. The campaign aims to reduce child marriage from 29% to 5% in
In partnership with the Ministry of Education, the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (British Embassy in Vientiane), and with World Vision Taiwan private funding, World Vision International Lao PDR has piloted for
What kind of opportunities can a child expect in life? Every child deserves to be loved, cared for, free from the threat of violence, and have the ability to fulfil their potential through exercising their agency, pursuing
Realizing the need to prevent children from getting into marriages and containing traditional practices harmful to children, World Vision Zambia launched the "it takes Zambia to end child marriage" campaign. The campaign
We are extremely delighted to bring to you World Vision's Senegal Annual Report for the year 2021 – which demonstrates our contribution to the well-being of children and communities in Senegal despite the COVID-19 pandemic
