What do you do when it all turns to mud?
Maurice reflects on the increasing need for those of us working in humanitarian and development to adapt.
By Maurice Sadlier
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Stories
Vaccine equity is not an impossible puzzle
With family affected by the pandemic on three continents, Natalia looks at who suffers when governments don't support...
Little Buwana's world torn apart
Alamelu and Buwana were each other’s worlds. They lived alone in a small one-room house in Chennai...
Getting Noticed in the world of Education in Emergencies
We are delighted to announce that World Vision has been elected to the High-Level Steering Group (HLSG)...
Borrowing with Dignity
It is common knowledge that when economic freedom exists, human dignity flourishes; and when people are deprived of...
Leading with monsters and dragons
Grenville reflects on his first four months leading World Vision’s work in Myanmar during a turbulent time...
A light in the COVID-19 darkness: Social Accountability
Social Accountability expert Besi proposes what is needed for a Citizen Voice and Action programme in support...
Children and families cushioned from devastating hunger and malnutrition
By Martin Muluka, World Vision Communication Specialist 32-year-old Atebo trudges in a makeshift shade, where registration and health...
The impacts of India's second COVID-19 wave on children
With schools closed, parents unable to work and many caregivers who are ill or hospitalised, the second...
Overcoming cultural barriers to early and exclusive breastfeeding
Only six in 10 mothers initiate their babies' breastfeeding within an hour of giving birth. Christine, a...
World Vision celebrates Parliament’s passing of two bills protecting children
World Vision celebrates the recent passing of two bills that seek to protect children from the most heinous...
India fights COVID-19: It takes all of us to end the pandemic
Amid a terrifying pandemic, Madhav reflects on where the priority must be as India fights a deadly...
A South Sudanese mother’s anguish: “People can die of hunger”
Akon Thon, a mother of 7, is among the thousands of internally-displaced persons (IDPs) South Sudan. The...
Adding colors to their lives
Imagine a snapshot of a child’s life growing up in a country in continuous social unrest, in the...
Sponsored child, Dola, proclaims to the world that girls are not a burden
Sponsored child, Dola, proclaims to the world that girls are not a burden “Many people of Bangladesh...
If that was your daughter
Promising Young Woman and Billie Eilish have Elena asking why it takes a personal link to help...
UN agencies and World Vision support repatriation of South Sudan IDPs
“The internally-displaced persons (IDPs) in Melut County had been wanting to return to their homes in Baliet County...
Despite hunger fears, over 6,000 South Sudanese IDPs head home
In 2013 and 2016, an estimated 9,500 people were displaced in South Sudan’s Upper Nile and Jonglei...
The agony of watching from afar
Micah reflects on the pain of having loved ones in India, while also trying to respond to...
Growing Sahelian apples helped Abdoulsalam stay close to his family
As a solution to both the variability of harvests in the dry Sahel and a way to earn...
No hospital beds, 'acute shortage' of oxygen
I have worked in humanitarian emergencies in India for over 25 years, and I have never seen...
'It's worse than a horror movie'
What you are seeing in the media with crematoriums being full and people dying because there are...
World Vision worker's fight to save her brother
Esther Ghosh, Head of Grants Acquisition and Management for World Vision India. She lives in Delhi. This text...
Djamila is out of danger now
Djamila, a 13-year-old grade five student from Iskita village in Maradi Region, is among beneficiaries of World...
There is light at the end of the tunnel for Ramanatou
Roumanatou is a refugee from Sokoto state in Nigeria, who has lived in the Garin Kaka refugee...
A family picture with a different story
The escalating violence by armed groups has led to a new humanitarian emergency in Niger's border regions. According...