A public photography exhibition displayed 100 powerful images captured by street children and youth within the “See it Our Way” project that was organized by World Vision and UK charity Photo Voice to advocate for their rights and raise public awareness around human trafficking in Pakistan.

After years of being World Vision peer educators, a group of 16 young men and women are ready to move on. Thanks to their knowledge, dedication and hard work in the past years, these young men and women are the experts, and have earned the right to train the next generation.

Some 5,000 people across Romania took part in "Family Olympics", a series of events organized by World Vision Romania in partnership with Asociatia 11even during the month of July.

Surrounded by 5 children, Anno graciously walks inside her house, moving from one room to another with a charming smile. Tall and strong, she’s definitely not the same woman she was before. Time and experiences have shaped her character and made her a confident woman.

The story is written in first person by 13-year old Malik, beneficiary of World Vision’s Gifts in Kind program.

HIV positive in Georgia

After losing her home to flooding one year ago, Moraan, 40, is starting to get back on her feet. She is hopeful that she will now be able to look after her four daughters in a better way, as she has just bought a goat with the money she received from a World Vision ‘Cash for Work’ project.

Established with an aim to promote solidarity amongst communities in solving the health and education needs of an increasing number of poor-of-the-poorest registered children, solidarity groups of World Vision’s Majevica Area Development Programme are changing children’s lives for better.

Youth Gather to Build a Brighter Future for Albania and Kosovo “I have a dream and this dream is to heal this land and these people…No matter where I come from, what religion I belong to even if I am white or black.

With his father no longer living and his mother fighting everyday to feed and clothe her three children, Met Leka passes his summer mainly in vain,wandering through his poor neighbourhood streets or staying alone in front of the television.

Serbian and Kosovar children come together to forget their past and enjoy their childhood. “I could see clearly…  For years I have seen Serbians as very cruel.  Now this summer camp has changed my opinion about them and helped me get over the so

“This is the first time in my life that children, who are not part of our orphanage, are coming to visit us and spending time with us.

ARMENIA: Ani, 17, was born in Gyumri, Armenia’s second largest city, long after the devastating 1988 quake that struck Gyumri, killing thousands and rendering hundreds of thousands of others disadvantaged.

Children and adults alike learn to protect themselves from virtual as well as “real life” threats through games as part of an ongoing activity called “Right for Protection” taking place in ADPs across Lebanon.

World Vision Georgia Youth Camp gathered 60 active young people from all three ADP regions in a seaside youth camp in Ureki to jointly develop ideas, reflect on ADP programming and receive recommendations, strengthen already established networks, share experiences, and just have fun.

Armenia - For 14 years Christian Summer Camps organized by World Vision Armenia have hosted sponsored children and their siblings. Children spend their summer holidays in the camp, enjoying the good environment, games, recreational activities, and making new friends.

Safe drinking water is only a few steps away for over 359 residents of Khodasheni, a remote community in Kakheti region, after the rehabilitation of their irrigation system with support from World Vision Georgia.

Located in south western Romania, Varvorul de Jos commune consists of eight villages that are spread out amongst the hills. People here are simple, working, open hearted; trying every day to find ways to make a decent living.

article by Sandy Maroun and Armenuhi Sahakyan

At the beginning of the new school year, 150 children from Rebricea commune, located in north-eastern Romania saw a dream come true before their very eyes. Their dream, in the form of a brand new school bus, was donated by World Vision Romania.

 Late at night on Tuesday, Oct.. 9, 2012 more than 120 olive trees were cut down in the small village of Qaryut in the West Bank city of Southern Nablus. 

With one of the highest unemployment rates in the world, Bosnia and Herzegovina is fertile ground for human traffickers.

Breaking a record, let alone a world record is always a challenge, no matter what record it is you are trying to break. And, when it is a team event the emotions and excietment grow exponentially. 

Romper un récord, y mucho menos un récord mundial es siempre un desafío, no importa qué registro es lo que están tratando de romper. Y, cuando se trata de una prueba por equipos de las emociones y excietment crecer exponencialmente.

World Vision continues to respond to the hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa, which at its height had millions facing the threat of starvation or acute malnutrition.