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Tuesday, September 9, 2025

Eugenia’s Journey: From Courage to Change for Children’s Rights

Eugenia, 16, leads the Eagle Kids Club in Afokpui, driving change in child protection, food security, and community leadership—thanks to the Agotime-Ziope Programme.

World Vision Ghana Celebrates 23 Years of Quality Development in Atebubu-Amantin Municipal

World Vision Ghana has ended its Area Programme in the Atebubu-Amantin Municipality, Bono East Region. For 23 years, World Vision Ghana has worked closely...

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A Nightmare for Mothers: Breastfeeding in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Ghana had made significant progress in breastfeeding practices. The country had implemented successful programmes that led to...

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World Vision Builds Staff Capacity for Greater Impact in New Campaign

The West Africa Communication, Advocacy and Safeguarding forum brought together professionals from various National offices in the region. It was a time of...

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WORLD VISION GHANA WELCOMES A NEW NATIONAL DIRECTOR

On June 5, 2023, at the World Vision Head Office in Accra, Laura Del Valle walked into her first meeting with staff. It was a weekly policy-sharing meeting...

Kpandai experiences Chosen™ for the 1st time

For the first time. Children in Kpandai have the opportunity to choose their own sponsors.

WASH EDUCATION SERIES EP 2 - (My Clean Day)

In this episode, Hasan narrates his story of how his big brother Amizu ensures he always keeps himself clean always.

Sarah happily at the reading club,

Sarah; The Confident Reader

Like many other children in Abujuru Community in Krachi West Municipality, 11-year-old Sarah could not read a single word until two years ago, when she...

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Regreening Africa Project provides Multiple Benefits to Farmers

Beekeeping and agroforestry are helping a retired civil servant, Akugre to meet his children's food, educational, health, and nutrition requirements. He...

Samuel, first (right) reading story book at Kaakye FM

Samuel Reads - The Power of After-School Reading Clubs

Before the introduction of an after-school reading club in Krachi West District, Samuel, 8, struggled to read. He was among several other pupils who could...

Evelyn, IFP beneficiary in Kwabia with her son.

Improved Feeding Project Boosts Child Health and Nutrition in 70 communities across 3 Regions of Ghana

Some rural communities in the Kassena-Nankana West, Kintampo South, and Sekyere East Districts have used indigenous agricultural practices for decades to...

Victory kids club members appreciate World Vision Ghana Board Members

The children of Odomase Victory Kids Club in the Afram Plains District, have expressed their appreciation to the Board Members of World Vision Ghana (WVG)...

“I feel proud to be part of the team supporting the communities we serve” - Mercy Nuleyan

The Boards of World Vision Ghana & VisionFund Ghana embarked on a field visit to the West Gonja Area Programme.

Engaging Community Members in Commercial Crops & Seedlings

The Boards of World Vision Ghana & VisionFund Ghana embarked on a field visit to the Northern Regional Operations, specific communities within the West...

World Vision West Africa Regional Leader commissions a water system for the people of Woloyili

World Vision West Africa Regional Leader, Madam Carla Denizard, visited the Wa West Area Programme in the Upper West Region.

The Power of Chosen

The West African Regional Leader, Carla Denizard shares her experience with her sponsored children in Wa, Upper West Region of Ghana.

WASH EDUCATION SERIES EP 01 - (Glitter Germs)

Diarrhoea is one of the diseases affecting the children in our communities. This is why we continue educating our children on proper handwashing and...

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World Vision Ghana honoured by the government of Ghana at National Honours and Awards 2023

The President of the Republic of Ghana, H.E Nana Akufo-Addo, conferred national honours on World Vision Ghana for its contribution towards containing the...

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World Vision Addresses Menstrual Period Stigma in Fanteakwa Area Programme

In rural communities in the Fanteakwa South and North Districts of Ghana, many girls stay out of school during their menstrual flow period to avoid the...

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“My dream to become a journalist has been defined” Naziru - The Child Sanitation Diplomat

“My name is Naziru, I am 13 years old and a registered child in the World Vision West Gonja Area Programme. I was a very timid person by nature and mostly...

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Rabbit rearing improves Atiama’s economic and livelihood activities

As climate change continues to influence the decline of northern Ghana’s farmers’ productivity and livelihoods, it is also leaving a legacy of widening...

Bringing safe water to the doorsteps of community members

Over the past years, the Builsa South Area Programme has collaborated with the Ghana Integrated Water, Sanitation and Health Program (GI-WASH) and various...

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Parliamentary dialogue to address WASH challenges in Northern Ghana

“Access to sustainable Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services is the foundation for improved health, quality education, economic opportunities...

Mary pruning her cashew plant.

Tackling climate change and desertification in Northern Ghana

Due to population pressure, woodlands in Northern Ghana are shrinking at an alarming rate. The livelihoods of farmers are facing a crisis on multiple...

Empowered and resilient communities; key to development

When community members participate in every stage of their development process, it gives them a sense of ownership of the development projects, creating...