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Monday, May 19, 2025

Shaping a Better Tomorrow: The Impact of Quality Learning Environments

Cramped classrooms once held students back. Now, thanks to World Vision, thousands of children in Ethiopia can learn in safer, more supportive schools.

Green Legacy Hand

World Vision Ethiopia mobilises over 547,000 community members in a day to plant 6.9 million tree seedlings

World Vision Ethiopia staff and area programme community members planting tree seedlings under the Green Legacy Initiative.

Halima and her two daughters

World Vision’s cash distribution brings hope to immigrants from Sudan

World Vision’s cash distribution brings hope to immigrants from Sudan

A Mother at a health center

Quality health care service for a better life

Quality healthcare service

World Vision and AU Signing MoU

World Vision International and the African Union signs MoU

World Vision International and the African Union signs MoU to partner in multisectoral development areas (23 February 2023, Addis Ababa)

Meskerem at her new house

Rebuilding a Home Restores Hope

World Vision Rebuild the house of Mr. Jigso and restores their hope for the better future.

Letekidan at water point

Potable water source provision brings happiness to Askuna Community

Clean water coverage in Ethiopia

Fate at School Smiling

Early Child Development Enhances Communication and Literacy Skills

World Vision Ethiopia has established about 889 Early Childhood Development (ECD) centers within primary school compounds in about 40 districts to help...

World vision delivers mobile healthcare

World Vision delivers health services in the most remote areas through a mobile healthcare programme

Mobile clinics offer flexible and viable options for treating isolated and vulnerable groups. To serve the community in the Afar region, World Vision's...

Child labour dreaming again

Partnering to end child exploitation: PACE project enables children to dream again

Child labour is defined by international standards as work that deprives children of their childhood, their potential, and their dignity, and is harmful to...

Ribbon cutting ceremony

World Vision hands over a hi-tech medical waste incinerator to Felege Hiwot Comprehensive Specialised Hospital

The incinerator was installed as part of the 67,000,000 Birr (US$ 1.3 million) three-year (2020 – 2022) project called “Improving safety and environmental...

World Vision provides food assistance to conflict-affected people

World Vision provides food assistance to 1.2 million conflict-affected people in northern Ethiopia

According to the latest UNOCHA estimate, 9.4 million people need humanitarian assistance across northern Ethiopia. World Vision has been responding to the...

Kebede, how a training transformed him to become an investor

A training that transformed a subsistence farmer into an investor

Kebede Edecha, a father of 11 children, lives in Inchini Town within Adea Berga District. He is a hard-working man who aspires to see himself transformed...

The Superheroes of Tigray: Doctors, Volunteers & World Vision Workers

The Superheroes of Tigray: Doctors, Volunteers & World Vision Workers

Action movies like Aquaman, Black Panther and Wonder Woman inspire children and adults alike. But the real superheroes inTigray are not on TV screens. They...

World vision works towards a world where all children have access to clean water

Water - World Vision’s most precious gift to Alduba Community

Opportunities for sustainable growth, which are commonly expected to occur as a result of improved access to safe drinking water, are not likely to occur...

World Vision Ethiopia gave cash assistance to IDPs in North Ethiopia

Cash assistance programme provides a helping hand to displaced families

On 11 March 2022, World Vision sponsored 417 households (1,339 beneficiaries) with 3.2 million Birr (US$62,400). Each IDP household received 800 Birr (US...

Today, Wubalem is attending school, on her journey to become a teacher.

Begin at the beginning: World Vision's approach to empowering women, break the bias and fight gender inequality

Yes, gains have been made over the years, but they have generally involved the breaking of barriers that never should have been erected in the first place...

Bereket happy at her villages new potable water

World Vision's good deeds win a teenager's heart

Bereket could not believe her eyes when she saw a drilling rig cutting to the ground and spurting water on the surface. It was a hard-to-believe phenomenon...

NECR - UNHAS

World Vision delivers life-saving medical supplies to northern Ethiopia

World Vision has delivered 14.5 tonnes (14,500 Kgs) of medical supplies and equipment to northern Ethiopia through United Nations Humanitarian Air Service...

Emebet Feeds her son nutritious food

Positive Deviant/Hearth programme - A proven way out of malnutrition

Emebet Yirse, 22, is one of the mothers whose child was identified as moderately malnourished during a child health assessment survey coordinated by World...

SPIR 2 Launch in Ethiopia

World Vision and partners launch Strengthening PSNP Institutions and Resilience Programme

The US$206 million (over 10 billion Birr) project funded by USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (USAID-BHA) is uniquely placed to address the...

Unlock Literacy

Unlock Literacy programme improves children's reading abilities

This award-winning programme is designed to guide schools, parents, and communities to better support the literacy development of their children, and to...

WASH NFI for IDPs

Emergency WASH items provide relief to internally displaced persons in Afar

The distributed items were donated by the USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (USAID-BHA) and Japan Platform (JPF), to benefit 1,000 targeted...

Woineshet Bekele smiling sitting on a sewing machine

Investing in youth strengthens the backbone of a nation!

The dreams of youths can not only change a nation for the better but can also bring positive change in the African continent and the world as a whole. And...

Multipurpose cash assistance

World Vision provides multipurpose cash assistance to internally displaced people in the northern Gonder

World Vision allocated US$93,000 (4,509,951 ETB) to support internally displaced persons settled in Debark and Dabat towns of North Gonder zone. The first...