Living in poverty is difficult. It makes life’s problems even more cumbersome. But for Mays*, poverty has already been real. Her parents were poor too. But they were proud.

Melani lifts the lid on the ‘proverbial silver bullet’ for development and malnutrition.

Today Mariam is here with all the other women in the village to take part in the monthly meeting of the solidarity circle and the mothers’ support group. She is a mother of two herself and lives in the village of Hamdalaye Pont with her farmer husband.

August 2019- Funding from European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) continues to sustain activities at the Otash clinic for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in South Darfur.

Abid Hadžić and his family live on the slopes of the mountain Vlašić in picturesque village Maline in Central Bosnia and Herzegovina. People there mostly live off the land, farming and raising cattle.

Written by Agness John, Senior Communications Officer

World Vision and our partners helped to make child marriage illegal. Johnny Bidó now says all of society must help end the practice. 

En la siguiente guía de devocionales se reflexiona en la palabra de Dios para responder con sensibilidad a la violencia que impacta a los niños y niñas de Latinoamérica, sobre todo en los siguientes niveles: violencia familiar-comunitaria (violencia sexual, muerte provocada con violencia a niños

Sand dunes, sunshine, dust storms and deserts – this is what most people imagine when they think of the Middle East.

Ready-to-use therapeutic food MANA, donated by Food for Famine through World Vision Canada, has been used to treat more than 14,000 severely malnourished children.