Kate Kobaidze reflects on the importance of active listening to women in order to provide effective humanitarian assistance as she prepares for the Women Deliver 2023 conference in Kigali, Rwanda. At the triennial event, World Vision and the Global Women’s Institute will present critical learnings from an Empowered Aid project in Lebanon.

Dan Irvine writes about the importance of Community Health Workers and how supporting them is key to moving towards international health goals in rural areas.

The efforts to reduce exposure of girls to child marriage should not only start and end with empowering their parents and caregivers. Child participation is key if we are to see long lasting change in breaking vicious cycles of child marriages within communities. A combination of both adult and adolescent savings groups have been used by World Vision Mozambique as springboards to reduce exposure of children to all forms of violence and give children hope for the future.

The initiative is supported by USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), ACTED Ukraine and the Ukraine Response Consortium through the project Addressing the Immediate Multi-Sectoral Humanitarian Needs of IDPs and Conflict-Affected Populations Inside Ukraine.

On World Malaria Day Christopher Wachira Wanjue warns that ignoring the insights of local people risks increases in malaria cases in years to come. 

Our bi-annual newsletter is here bringing latest updates from our sectors, new projects/initiatives, campaign, etc.

This is the June 2023 update for the Global Hunger Response, featuring a link to the report with May 2023 numbers and a brief description of the number of factors at play.

A Do No Harm training course for faith leaders is being used by World Vision to help them build peace in their communities.