In #Yemen #women often fail accessing #healthcare because of cultural norms, remoteness and financial means. The Medair and World Vision supported mobile medical team brings health and nutrition services directly to people's home.

Thousands of people in the Northern districts of Herat, Afghanistan left their homes because of long-lasting drought in 2018.

Thousands of people in the Northern districts of Herat , Afghanistan left their homes because of long-lasting drought in 2018.

Thousands of people in the Northern districts of Herat , Afghanistan left their homes because of long-lasting drought in 2018.

World Vision Mobile Health and Nutrition Teams in Afghanistan are helping people survive from COVID-19 and remain to provide health services for Internal Displaced Population, particularly the children. Watch the video to learn more about our heroes on the frontline fighting COVID-19.

In Afghanistan, more than half of the country’s population lives

Medical health team

“We had lost our hope for her life. We thought Safia will not live long,” says 34-year-old Najmudin.

Mobile clinics offer flexible and viable options for treating isolated and vulnerable groups. To serve the community in the Afar region, World Vision's Mobile Health and Nutrition team (MHNT) hiked in over the desert sand for half an hour. With funding from USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), World Vision is striving to enhance the health outcomes of targeted groups in the Afar Region, particularly children under the age of five and pregnant and lactating women. Thus far, World Vision has reached more than 2,200 conflict-affected individuals in the region through mobile health and nutrition services.

A mobile health clinic in Laos was sent out on March 17th 2016 in the hope of improving the health conditions of women and children. This project targeted women of reproductive age and children in World Vision’s target villages of Ngoi Area Development Project.

Although Suganthini was worried about carrying infection to her family; she has a younger son at home and elderly parents, she committed herself to attend to the most vulnerable the next day.

OFDA funded mobile clinics are bringing much needed help to thousands of people who are trapped in displacement camps in and around Baidoa town in South Central Somalia.

“Women of reproductive age face serious health risks and only about one in five childbirths involves a skilled health care worker” states South Sudan’s 2019 Humanitarian Needs Overview on Health.

World Vision, has deployed a mobile clinic to respond to the urgent health needs of victims of the devastating 7.3 magnitude earthquake that shook the Middle East region on Sunday.

Since the first positive case of COVID-19 was reported in Niger on 19 March 2020, World Vision has supported the State of Niger in the fight against the virus through its COVER (COVID-19 Emergency Response) activities.

“COVID-19 kills people. My mother tells me to wash my hands with water and soap so I cannot have the disease”, says Butrus, a 4-year-old boy in Juba.

 By Florence Joy Maluyo, Monday December 26th 2016 World Vision Philippines emergency staff will travel to Typhoon Nock-ten affected areas once weather alerts have been lifted and travel is permitted. 

The World Vision-led SMART (Social Mobilisation and Respectful Burials Through faith-based alliance) consortium has won the prestigious Bond International Humanitarian Award for its effor

According to World Vision’s monitoring and evaluation data from February to June 2022, the MRAC project has reached over 180, 000 men, women, and children in 9 provinces around Papua New Guinea.

Sangingul, a young mother of six, was running out of hope. Her youngest daughter Marzia had recently contracted severe pneumonia, and the family had no money to draw on for treatment.

What is the problem?

The South Sudan Ministry of Health (MOH) reported that 57,150 people received COVID-19 vaccines of which 52,387 and 4,763 individuals received their first and second doses of AstraZeneca, respectively.

World Vision Uganda’s experience shines in their three digital health projects:

On 06 August, 2015 the opening ceremony took place in the Institute of Health Science (I.H.S) in the presence of Minister of Public Health, Dr.

As part of World Vision’s campaign address the health concerns of the internally-displaced people in Iraq, especially the children and elderly, eight doctors have been hired by World Vision take turns visiting buildings and churches housing the displaced to provide medical care and assistance.