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Wednesday, June 4, 2025

Enabling pre-school children to thrive in Early Child Development Centres

Enabling pre-school children thrive in Early Child Development Centre World Vision Ethiopia and Education

Will post-2015 education goals be enough for the world’s most vulnerable children?

“No education target should be considered met unless met for all.” It’s been almost one month since I participated in UNESCO’s World Education Forum in...

World Vision creates new opportunities for children with learning disabilities

Sally is a 9-year-old girl from Nablus. She is in the fourth grade and is a registered child in World Vision’s sponsorship programme. Her teachers...

Children talk about going back to school

Recently, children in Sierra Leone headed back to class after the nine-month school closure, due to the Ebola crisis. While some children are still coming...

Syria Crisis four years on: Syrian children have the right to education and protection

As the crisis in Syria enters its fifth year, over half a million Syrian refugee children are out of school. Many Syrian children must choose between...

Empowering children through education in the Asia-Pacific Region

In Asia today, girls and boys are attending school more than ever before, but students in disadvantaged communities still face barriers to accessing...

Enhancing early years education helps Khant grow up healthy and strong

Leaving the main tar road, our vehicle’s wheels bump along a dusty road boardered by golden paddy fields, leading us to the small village of about 120...

Chimwemwe’s reading success encourages other students and inspires her community

Chimwemwe’s story Martha is in grade 4. She is aged 12 and is new to her school. Her reading – even in Chichewa, Malawi’s national language – is not up to...

Safe place for children affected by Nepal quake

It's critically important to quickly provide a safe place for children who have suffered due to a disaster. World Vision has opened its first Child...

World Vision opens safe places for children to recover from Nepal Earthquake

A Child Friendly Space in Kathmandu Valley provides a place to play for 60 displaced children. Arpanah Rongong, Child Protection Specialist with World...

World Book Day: Creating books, strengthening skills and inspiring imagination

The transformative power of books Nobel Prize winner for Literature, Orhan Pamuk said, "I read a book one day, and my whole life was changed.” This simple...

A failing grade on education for children affected by the Syria Crisis

At only 10-years of age, Edo [1] is a sole provider. He lost his childhood overnight when militants robbed him of his father, killing him in his hometown...

Community literacy education in Burundi helps a grandmother teach her granddaughter to read

Fifty-five-year-old Elisabeth is determined to see her grandchildren go to school and receive a quality education. “I want them to study and grow up to be...

Dariel will go far: How sponsorship and education has helped a child and her family in Ecuador

Nine-year-old, Dariel, lives in Esmeraldas, a small Ecuadorean town near the sea. After breakfast, she walks between reed and cement houses and down dusty...

Improving Girls’ Access through Transforming Education: The IGATE programme in Zimbabwe

“I got to know about the IGATE project when we were taught by our matron, Mrs. Ndlovu in class,” says 11-year-old Basitsana. “Before I joined the IGATE...

Girls’ education: How far have we actually come and where do we go now?

Suborna's story Suborna was forced into marriage by her parents before she was eight years old. She eventually escaped with the help of Child Forum...

Education is more than a numbers game for children

He's only 14, but Samer* is already making difficult choices and sacrifices just to get a basic education. Living in a tent in Lebanon after fleeing the...

“Let Us Learn” project to support needs of over 1,100 children in IDP camps and vulnerable children in Iraq

“We ran away for fear of our lives,” relates Shaha, a 24-year-old mother, recalling what her family endured when they left their village of Sinjar. “We...

Literacy Boost: Strengthening children's literacy skills in Burundi

Since 2011, World Vision and Save the Children's Partnership for Literacy has provided early grade learners with Literacy Boost, an evidence-based literacy...

"I am among you"

In collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Sport, World Vision launched the “I am among you, different and equal” a manual of knowledge and...

Opening doors to education for children with special needs in Lebanon

It’s dark on the steps outside Hussein’s house where he stands with his grandmother Chadya. Unlike many his age, this 6-year-old isn’t that afraid of the...

A gift from the heart

Mirjeta , 47, is a teache of 10 talented autistic children and youth between the ages of 7 and 20. And, she has been for 12 years now. She adores them and...

Overcoming disability through remedial education

Driving all the way to Siris Girls Basic School is such a joyful experience to all your senses as the school is located at the top-hill overlooking a...

Doreen makes the grade: Out-of-school learning activities reinforce literacy skills

Before the Literacy Boost programme came to her school, 10-year-old Doreen was at the bottom of her grade, academically. Now, through hard work and...

All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development

World Vision US and Australia, in partnership with USAID and the Australian Government, launched All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development...