Community conversations build awareness about the purpose and activites of the starter group, begins a community dialogue and visioning about children and child well-being, and leads to the identification of priority areas that lead towards planning.

Written by Tran Quoc BaoA group of 14 Australian students and teachers from Fairhills High School, Australia, visited World Vision’s working areas in Dien Bien, Hoa Binh and Quang Nam provinces from November 27th to December 7th 2012.

On the first day of New Year 2013, Vietnam National Television broadcasted a programme named 'Thanks from Vietnam' on VTV4.

Over 300 orphan and vulnerable children from Mozambique were treated with joyful moments celebrating in advance the Christmas day, the birth of the Savior Jesus Christ.

By World Vision Kenya Communications Officer, Susan Otieno

After an extensive global search, VisionFund is pleased to announce that Edgar Martinez has been appointed President and CEO for VisionFund International effective18 January 2021.

Indunil is 24 and is thrilled that he could finally enter preschool this year. He wouldn’t miss school for anything. His little friends in the class call him ‘Big Brother’. They learn new letters together, draw and colour and paste.Watch Indunil's video

 School, for Kheir and Mhamad, had a different meaning. For these two boys, school was a getaway; somewhere they can enjoy their childhood and escape the unfairness of the world.

Starting with small capital but pig raising kept failing, there was times when Hong got frustrated, not daring to put more investment.

“I want to talk about Durim and Drita. They are a source of inspiration to all the school” says Arjana, assistant teacher at Secondary School “Ibrahim Basha” in Bathore.