World Vision is a child-focused organisation and is committed to working with partners for the sustained well-being of children within their families and communities, especially the most vulnerable. Children are most
World Vision delivers education interventions through various age-appropriate models in five thematic areas; community engagement, partnering for change, support effective teaching, capacity building of volunteers and
The Go Baby Go (GBG) model is an innovative and integrated behaviour change communication model for improving the growth and development outcomes of children under three.
The model, which holistically addresses the key needs
Scientific discoveries have confirmed that experiences in the earliest years of a child’s life are imperative to attain this full potential. Longitudinal research has revealed that the physical, cognitive, emotional and
Presented by Iderle J. Bois, WV Haiti Health & Nutrition Technical Advisor to the Global Health, Nutrition and HIV Community of Practice on 15 September 2016.
Aim is to support young children’s caregivers
Education and Adult Literacy in Solomon Islands
The Solomon Islands is made up of 992 islands in nine provinces. Cultural diversity is evident in the 75 languages spoken, with pijin English understood by most. Literacy rates
Early Childhood Education _Dari Factsheet
Early Childhood Education Factsheet
This new report from World Vision assesses 176 countries around the world according to the size of the gap between those who have access to good health and those who don’t. It demonstrates a horrifying reality that in today’s
