In Kaghan, more than 400 representatives from the government, village organizations, partner organizations, college students, teachers, people with disabilities and other community members attended an event organized by World Vision, where people with disabilities and advocates for the rights of

A fifth child out of nine, born to parents who eked a living as subsistence farmers, Phylex was faced with the same family’s financial predicament as his siblings before him, and his hopes of becoming a doctor were nearly dashed. Despite the state of uncertainty, Phylex did not lose hope. After saving consistently, he was able to pay to pursue a certificate in laboratory techniques, edging him closer to his lifelong dream.

Villages ADP Located In: Kferit, Tura Ash Sharqiyyah, Tura Al Gharbiyya, Al Khuljan, Um Dar, Imreha, and Ya’bad

In mid April 2015, Mia, 17, and her friends in Information Source Peer (SSI) Child Forum joined in life skill training in Wamena. The training itself is a creative one using games so Mia and her friends enjoy the activity while learning the material at the same time.

Lebanon is host to the largest number of refugees per capita. Since the Syria outbreak in 2011, the mass refugee influx has negatively impacted the effectiveness of public institutions, now struggling to serve a high demand on education, health, and social services.

Lebanon is host to the largest number of refugees per capita. Since the Syria outbreak in 2011, the mass refugee influx has negatively impacted the effectiveness of public institutions, now struggling to serve a high demand on education, health, and social services.

“The simple way of planting the groundnuts neatly in a row has increased my production”, says Aguek Bolbang, a 32-year old of four in South Sudan’s Kuajok town.