World Vision Zambia has donated three 20-foot containers of medical supplies to Zambia's Ministry of Health. The supplies include 25 Electro Cardiogram Machines (ECG), Anesthesia Breathing Circuits, 300 Infrared Thermometers, 5,800 Covid-19 Testing Kits, Hospital Surgical Gowns, and Medical Gloves, among others. Speaking during the donation ceremony, World Vision's National Director, Mr. John Hasse, stated that the organization is aware of Zambia’s progress in reducing child mortality. However, challenges remain in the areas of maternal and neonatal mortality.

The mental health and psychological support activities that HealthRight and World Vision provide were made possible through the generous support of ACTED, USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) and Ukraine Response Consortium.

In Sierra Leone, World Vision is part of a consortium working on a Health Grid project providing the Water Sanitation and Hygiene components (WASH).

World Vision Sudan Health and Nutrition Capacity Statement

World Vision in Zambia uses Communications for Development (C4D), which enables community members to tell their own stories happening in their communities. It is a form of citizen journalism that expresses the needs and successes that are taking place and is told by the dwellers of the very community. Trained journalists train the community members in story-telling abilities to enable them to have basic skills to write stories that create awareness, understanding and trust for impact and influence.

World Vision Eswatini (WVE) had the opportunity to host World Vision Malawi (WVM) for a learning visit on Child Protection from February 6-10, 2023.

A recent study done by World Vision Zambia has shed light on the factors impacting health care-seeking behaviour for acute respiratory infections (ARI) and fever among children under five in Zambia. The study, which was published in the Panafrican Medical Journal, aimed to identify the predictors of appropriate care seeking for ARI and fever in order to help policymakers improve health outcomes for children in the country.

World Vision International signs a MoU with the Public Prosecution Office to strengthen child protection for the most vulnerable Palestinian children