Through our Maternal Child Health and Nutrition initiatives, we hope to reach more than a million women and children under the age of 5 with life-saving, home-based health and nutrition services and improved health facilities
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
World Vision, in conjunction with key stakeholders, held an executive breakfast meeting themed "Unlocking Ghana's Safe Drinking Water and Environmental Sanitation Puzzle'' on 5 April 2022 at Alisa Hotel. The aim of the
Welcome to our first edition of the World Vision Zambia IMPACT Newsletter!
The information in this newsletter will keep you updated and informed on the latest news and activities World Vision Zambia is undertaking in
Maternal, neonatal and child health (MNCH) remains a public concern in Zambia. For instance, maternal mortality in Zambia is estimated at 183 deaths per 100,000 live births (Phiri et al., 2020). Equally, between 2014-2018
With tighter COVID-19 restrictions, the AHAN Project is adapting its intervention to the new normal in Laos. Check out the latest progress from the EU-funded project led by World Vision, transforming lives in the midst of
Trying to stay healthy, eat well and seek basic health care is not always easy for pregnant women in south west Bangladesh. Almost 27 percent of the population live on less than $1.90 per day – classifying them as ultra-poor
We are very happy to share with you the fruits of the work that World Vision has done in Senegal throughout fiscal year 2020, thanks to the efforts and dedication of all stakeholders to the well-being of the children we serve
We thank God for the grace and all that we have accomplished in the months between January and March 2021. Enjoy this magazine to appreciate the transformation our work has brought to the lives entrusted to us by God.
World Vision Jerusalem - West Bank - Gaza (JWG) works with the Palestinian Ministry of Health to target the most vulnerable pregnant mothers and their children in the first 1,000+ days of the baby’s life.
In this publication
In Senegal, World Vision has been working with the poorest and most vulnerable communities for 36 years in nine regions. The organisation has an existing presence and operations in 35 of 45 priority health districts in the
Through the SUSTAIN Project, Global Affairs Canada (GAC) has been working in collaboration with World Vision's Canada and Tanzania Offices; providing support and guidance in every step of project implementation. The project’s
This report provides an overview of the works done by World Vision Afghanistan from October 2019 to September 2020. The report consists of the following: Message from National director, our lives and breathes, our promise
This report is an illustration of World Vision's contribution to an improvement in the well-being of vulnerable children and communities in Zambia throughout our 2020 Fiscal Year (October 2019 - September 2020).
The year
Zimbabwe continues to face a challenging macro-economic environment, political instability, and widespread food insecurity. This situation has been worsened by spiralling hyperinflation, leading to high unemployment and
This second edition of AHAN Newsletter will provide you information about the Accelerating Healthy Agriculture and Nutrition (AHAN) Project's progress since the beginning of its implementation. As the first issue, you'll be
To develop effective tools to change suboptimal eating and feeding practices through the World Vision's AHAN project, a qualitative study has been conducted to explore current eating and feeding practices affecting mothers
Funded by Global Affairs Canada and World Vision Canada, the Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal & Child Health - ENRICH Project aims at contributing to the reduction of maternal and child mortality and morbidity
While available evidence on COVID-19 infections shows that children are generally seen with milder symptoms, we do not yet know how it will affect wasted children. It is reasonable to assume that severely wasted children are
Find out how World Vision's work contributes to improving the well-being of Senegalese children.
Nutrition Sensitive Value Chain (NSVC) is a food value chain consisting in all the stakeholders participating in the coordinated production and value-adding activities that are needed to make food products. In consultation
The Accelerating Healthy Agriculture and Nutrition (AHAN) Gender Analysis report provides an overview of the relationship between gender roles/relations and nutritional outcomes for women of reproductive age and children
In partnership with the Ghana Health Service, the Ghana Education Service, Planned Parenthood Association of Ghana, Municipal/District Health Directorates, communities and Civil Society Organisations, World Vision in Ghana
Lao households’ nutrition is enhanced by a sustainable holistic project funded by the European Union and Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, focusing on Women of Reproductive Age and Children under 5 to stop
