God help Lebanon as things go from bad to worse
Hans calls for even more support from global colleagues, and for prayer, as the crisis in Lebanon slides towards disaster.
By Hans J. Bederski
Stories
From sponsored child to PhD student: Pauline's story
How did Pauline Lokidor go from being a sponsored girl in rural Kenya to bringing clean water to...
Improved health facility boosts maternal and child health in Siaya County, Kenya
By Sarah Ooko and Irene Sinoya, World Vision Communications Department, Kenya World Vision is working with the...
World Vision supported livelihood programmes, a major boost for unemployed youth
At 22 years old, Azrin from Otash village in South Darfur is already a family man with...
COVID-19 Vaccines give us renewed hope and commitment to continue changing lives
By Lilian Dodzo, National Director, World Vision Kenya The COVID-19 pandemic has been with us for more than...
Strengthening community-based surveillance of infectious diseases in South Sudan
“My body becomes itchy and I cry with too much pain”, shares Ruben Mborihidie Monday. Ruben aged...
From a child bride to an advocate against child marriage in India
Anuradha was just 13 years old when child marriage, then motherhood, ended her dreams of becoming a...
Why investing in girls’ education right now is essential
Picture this: You’re a 15-year-old girl, thriving in school and dreaming of becoming a doctor. It feels like...
Why women and girls always bear the brunt of crisis
By Asuntha Charles, National Director of World Vision Afghanistan At the start of 2020, the world was...
PARTNERING TO SAVE THE MOST VULNERABLE IN TIMES OF COVID-19
Sierra Leone Brewery Limited and Heineken Africa Foundation have signed an agreement with World Vision in Sierra...
Five tough places to be a girl right now
‘Text me when you get home’. It’s a message that any woman will recognise. And just one example...
World Vision Armenia helps Sasun find his dream job
This story is about a big 13-member Armenian family living in peace and solidarity. 32-year-old Sasun is...
World Vision and partners celebrate success of food security project
he project’s aim is to help households in the PSNP4 coverage areas to achieve food security for...
World Vision announces food system commitments to set a healthier and more equitable future for the most vulnerable children, families and communities
World Vision announces it will prioritise its contribution to global, national and regional efforts to build more inclusive...
Saving Lives Through Multi-sectoral Response to Drought and Nutrition
The drought currently hitting Angola is considered the worst in 40 years and has resulted in a...
Empowering women in South Sudan paved the way for safe and healthy childbirths
Many women in remote areas of South Sudan are still at risk of losing their lives or...
Flooding and hunger worsen dire conditions and displacement of 380,000 people in South Sudan
“We cannot go to school, have no food to eat, no place to sleep due to the floods...
Equipping children in Nangu community through basic hygiene practices
"I am happy to know hygiene practices because this knowledge is not only important to prevent me...
I know firsthand what it's like to try and learn Algebra on an empty stomach
As a recipient of school meals in rural Kenya, Daniel knows the benefits they bring, and dedicated...
Community bible clubs inspire children to become instruments of peace in refugee camps
By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications and Media Specialist, Kenya Sounds of joyful singing and vigorous dancing...
Friendly hospital spaces improve the care of sick children in rural Kenya
By Irene Sinoya, World Vision Communications Specialist, Kenya Hospital environments can be very scary for many children...
Diversification helps communities to tackle malnutrition and beat the drought in Kenya
By Martin Muluka, emergency communication specialist. One-year old Dara is weak but recovering from the effects of...
Manytai Joseph: This former child soldier turns into World Vision's emergency responder
I was 10 years old when I was recruited to join an armed group and was trained for...
World Vision’s Solid Waste Management project keeps people safe and healthy in the Azraq Refugee Camp, Jordan
Through the EU-funded Environmentally Responsible Solid Waste Management programme, Azraq camp has been implementing a unique recycling...
Scholarship programme revives higher education dreams of the youth in Kenya’s informal settlements
By Irene Sinoya, World Vision Communications Specialist, Kenya After passing his final secondary school examinations in 2015...
Modern Livestock Market offers a new lifeline for pastoralists in Laikipia North, Kenya
By David Nderitu, World Vision Communications Officer, Kenya It is a different market day at Kimanjo shopping centre...