The Convention on the Rights of the Child? It’s Biblical!
30 years on, the CRC is an important tool in Christians’ calling to help children flourish.
Stories
Piecing peace together – three things children need now
By Bill Forbes, Child Protection and Participation Global Lead, World Vision International Once again this week, we are...
Expertise has no age limit: child researchers in action
By Patricio Cuevas-Parra, Senior Advisor – Child Participation and Rights Fascinating, encouraging and inspirational. Both the young...
#cleanhandsforall takes all of us
Kristie Urich reflects on how clean hands for all should be more convenient and more inclusive. Recently,...
The untapped potential of agroforestry
Bill Mollison, father of permaculture, once said: “Though the problems of the world are increasingly complex, the solutions...
World Vision International President and CEO Andrew Morley Reiterates Focus on Health Programming
At the 25 International Conference on Population and Development, World Vision International President and CEO the Rev....
Today, We Eat; The Story of a Food Distribution for Refugees in Uganda
Aggrey Nyondwa, Refugee Response Communications Coordinator At the break of day on Monday, October 21, on a...
World Vision’s Seed Multiplication concept Contributes to Increased Food Security in South Darfur
Lucy Murunga and Gamal Ghallab, World Vision staff Fatima Hassan, 42, is one of 4,500 smallholder farmers in...
Young Reporters
Young people all over Albania are acting as journalists and want their voices to be heard.
Adult literacy program sends women back to school in South Sudan
The United Nations (UN) reports that an estimated 2.2 million school-aged children in South Sudan are out...
Rights are power! 30 Years of the Child Rights Convention in Bangladesh
By Dola, age 16, assistant secretary of National Child Forum of Bangladesh and Young Leader The Convention on...
“Training in Infant and Young Child Feeding inspired me to change the way I feed my children”
Antonia Cunassa, 42, a mother of six living with her unemployed husband in “Bloco L” resettlement camp,...
Children Use Debate to Foster Peaceful Co-existence in Omugo Settlement
By: Derrick Kyatuka, Communications Officer, West Nile Refugee Response. At exactly 9:30 am pupils from the Ambassador...
A Restored Future After Conflict: Haiv’s story of surviving conflict and struggling for a new life
It was August 3, 2014, when ISIS attacked the town of Singal, home to many Yazidis. Haiv (now...
Faith Leaders Help Raise Awareness about Child Marriage
There’s are many girls dreaming of a brighter future but their dreams are stopped because of child...
Faith Leaders Preventing Violence Against Children in Asia
The Incredible Story of Resilience Among Refugees -- How One Young Man Is Helping Others in Uganda
More than half of the 1.3 million refugees in Uganda are youth who were forced to flee their...
Kitchen Gardening; A New Innovative to Supplement Food Rations Among Refugees in Uganda
“Food is now the least of our problems," says Everest Gato, a jubilant farmer and refugee from...
Flooding highlights field workers' courage to serve South Sudan's remote communities
As heavy rains bore down in South Sudan’s Warrap State from August to October this year, areas...
New Classrooms Significantly Improve Student Attendance
With funding from UNICEF, World Vision in Mozambique was able to establish one Temporary Learning Space (TLS) in...
The Transnational Skills Competition in Georgia
The Transnational Skills Competition was held at Ilia Tsinamdzgvrishvili Community College in Mtskheta region, where Armenian and...
Early Childhood Development and Education Center in Kakheti
Early Childhood Development and Education Center was opened today in the city Telavi, Kakheti region, Georgia. The...
Communities in South Sudan join hands to prevent Ebola and stop harmful practices
Some of the people in South Sudan believe that Ebola is not real. Some even argue it is...
"My two precious children can now live a normal life"
Regina Manuel Camuche is a mother of 3-year-old twins, living with her unemployed husband in Metuchira resettlement...
Displaced South Sudanese women's wish: "A lasting peace so we can finally go home"
Women and children comprise 86 percent of Juba's Protection of Civilians (POC) sites' population. The majority of...
Child-focused disaster risk reduction
World Vision's Child-focused Disaster Risk Reduction project in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea is operating in schools to...