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Anna's journey from Ukraine to Georgia is a touching and resilient story of survival and hope. Fleeing her homeland in July 2022 due to the war in Ukraine, she along with her 11-year-old daughter and 72-year-old mother, embarked on a challenging journey to find safety and stability in a foreign land. However, as she recounts, the moment they entered Georgia, she instantly felt relieved. Her husband is a sailor. His occupation keeps him away from home frequently, making it necessary for Anna to take on the responsibility of managing their household and raising their daughter. In Georgia, Anna has found support from various sources, including World Vision which plays a crucial role in helping her meet family's needs as well as offering various psycho-social services and activities such as counseling sessions, Positive Parenting training, Women’s Club, and more.

Our National Impact Report 2022

In the heart of Twachiyanda Area Program, a remarkable silver celebration took place, commemorating 25 years of World Vision Zambia's dedicated developmental work in Dundumwezi Constituency. This jubilant occasion marked a significant milestone for the organization and showcased the incredible stories of transformation that have unfolded in this community over the years. Among these stories, one shines brightly – the journey of Winfridah Hampeyo.

World Vision has today announced it will commit $3.4bn as part of its new global campaign called ‘ENOUGH’ that aims to end child hunger and malnutrition. 

In a world where access to electricity is often taken for granted, the pupils of Chipepo Boarding School in Zambia have been facing an uphill battle in their pursuit of education. This challenging situation, however, recently transformed thanks to a remarkable partnership between World Vision Zambia, Fondation Groupe EDF, and Davis & Shirtliff Zambia. This collaboration has not only illuminated the lives of over 1,000 pupils but has also showcased the power of collective efforts in making a lasting impact.