Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Zara: “My home, open to more than just my own children.”

In eastern Chad, Zara opened her heart and home to four unaccompanied children. Read how World Vision’s support is helping her family survive

Cholera cases diminish

By Djimte G. Salomon, World Vision Chad Communications Health workers in Chad were used to cholera. “God’s grace is taking care of people because the water...

Successful CMAM Programming in Tara, Chad to be Scaled Up

When World Vision Chad began implementing Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) in Tara, a project area in Tandjile region, the local...

Hunger in West Africa: Putting you in their shoes.

By Adel Sarkozi You are in a small health clinic in the South of Chad, in West Africa. It is 9 am. The air is hot, dry, filled with cries. You are amidst...

Chad: Drying mangoes - A simple way to help address malnutrition

“Everywhere you go in our village, you find hundreds of mango trees that produce fruit four months per year,” says Pauline Tideita, a widow and mother of...