article / March 31, 2023
How Drought is Changing Childhood in East Africa
They rarely make the headlines. But a slow burning, quiet crisis can be just as life threatening and catastrophic as a sudden, dramatic one – and the consequences for children’s lives just as devastating.
publication / February 8, 2023
East Africa Hunger Emergency Response Situation Report - December 2022
A summary report of World Vision's response to the hunger crisis in East Africa
press_release / April 1, 2023
Death of 8-year old girl due to severe weather in Syria is a "tragedy" - World Vision
Thursday, 30 March 2023 - World Vision are sad to announce the tragic loss of an eight year-old girl in an internally displaced persons (IDP) camp in Idleb governorate of Northwest Syria due to the severe windstorm and expresses deep concern over the incident.
article / March 31, 2023
Leading the Way: 11 Young Leaders Taking a Stand to Protect Children
Every year, more than one billion children – or half of the world’s children – experience some form of violence. It’s well-established that violence has a profound effect on children: it compromises a child’s mental and social development, hampers educational outcomes and reduces opportunities for gainful employment.
publication / January 13, 2023
East Africa Hunger Emergency Response Situation Report - November 2022
A summary of World Vision's response to the hunger crisis in East Africa in November 2022.
article / March 28, 2023
Gender equality promoted by teenage boys in refugee settlements.
World Vision is engaging teenage refugee boys in Uganda’s northern district of Adjumani to promote gender equality through Male Action Groups (MAGs). These groups in Maaji and Mungula refugee settlements consist of 15 young boys each. The refugee community values boys more than they do girls and this is the major challenge they seek to address.
article / March 28, 2023
Who will fight for refugee children’s rights, if I don’t?
World Vision has empowered 17-year-old Nancy, a South Sudanese girl living in Maaji refugee settlement in Adjumani district to advocate for fellow children’s rights. She is an unwavering girl who believes in the power of speaking up to create change in her community. She is fighting to influence and change cultural norms and beliefs that negatively affect children.