COVID-19 spread could devastate millions in Sudan
As of 13 April 2020, Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed 29 cases of COVID-19 in the country and four fatalities.
Stories
Changing Course, Transforming Education
As the International Day of Education approaches Lauren writes about the quest for a true childhood and safe...
Meet Alamgir: The Bangladesh child rights activist
Alamgir never really had a childhood. The 21-year-old child rights activist in Bangladesh wants to make sure...
Every child’s life matters: How World Vision changed Joel's life
When a World Vision staffer found nine-year-old Joel during the refugee influx in October 2017, Joel’s leg...
Philippines teen fights dangers online through Bible verses
Fourteen-year-old Cyra stands in front of a small crowd consisting of mothers and children. She starts to read...
Food parcels ease the burden on Lebanese families
The economic deterioration in Lebanon dramatically increased the vulnerability of the Lebanese citizens and added an enormous...
Khalife: World Vision support saved my family from being malnourished
For the past two years, Lebanon has faced one of the most severe global economic crises. The...
Peace not revenge: A new day dawns in South Sudan’s warring communities
“I vowed for revenge of my father’s death when I grow up. This I kept telling myself since...
Urban fragility in Central America
The Central America sub-region has launched a strategic initiative to address urban fragility in Honduras, El Salvador...
Global Alliance – Cities 4 Children
World Vision is delighted to be a steering committee member of the Global Alliance – Cities 4...
A journey towards hope in Lezha, Albania
#Youth #ChildProtection #Emergencies #Health #Education #Economicdevelopment are some of the main interventions during World Vision's 20 years journey...
Investing in youth strengthens the backbone of a nation!
The dreams of youths can not only change a nation for the better but can also bring...
Prevention leads to long and healthy lives
Despite COVID-19 shedding light on the importance of handwashing and hygiene practices to prevent the spread of...
Joyce and Joseph advocate for their rights
Lebanon is enduring a severe economic crisis– Inflation reached triple digits while the exchange rate for the Lebanese...
Forging peace and harmony in South Sudan: “Our children deserve better”
“Our children deserve better. We are giving our best to participate in this peace conference”, says Nyaluak...
Australian High Commissioner meets mushroom producers in East Sri Lanka
David Holly, High Commissioners of Australia to Sri Lanka and Erika Seymor, First Secretary of the Australian...
WFP and World Vision help break stigma on menstrual period hindering girls’ education in South Sudan
Rhoda, 17, is a primary eight pupil in South Sudan’s capital Juba. She is one of thousands of...
ECHO EXPERT (full or part-time position – 1-year contract located in Germany or Home Office, EU)
World Vision has engaged in a new strategy towards the European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations...
How Plumpynuts saved Swangirai from malnutrition in Zambia
12 years ago, Swangirai was just 11 months old. He arrived at a rural health centre in...
From a jar of salt, a mother strives hard for her family’s fate
Zenen opened her store and only saw a jar of salt left to be sold. Her family had...
Women volunteers fight COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in South Sudan
“The vaccine is safe. It will protect my children and I from COVID-19”, says Joy Nimaya, a...
US$12million catalytic grant to benefit 300,000 children and adolescents in Burundi
In response to interconnected crises that have left 1.9 million children and adolescents out of school in...
Menstrual hygiene practices and ending child marriages take root among South Sudan’s pastoralists
Every ethnic group in South Sudan has its customary laws, which regulate existing traditional practices such as arranged...
Community grazing initiative gives South Sudan’s children opportunity to play and learn
World Vision and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) introduced an integrated market-oriented livestock production in South...
FAO and World Vision take the campaign on children’s education in South Sudan’s cattle camps
“I grew up knowing nothing except looking after the cows”, shares Makol Akol, 13. Makol lives in...
Thriving through life’s storms: A displaced Syrian mother’s story
By Rand Ishaqat, Communications Assistant At least 350,000 people have been killed in the 11 years long war...