Thursday, March 26, 2026

World Vision and Ghana Technical Education Partner on Skills

World Vision and the Ghana Commission for Technical Education partner to boost vocational training, empower youth, and drive inclusive skills development.

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World Vision and partners launch project to conserve biodiversity and improve livelihoods

The Landscape and Environmental Agility across the Nation (LEAN) Project is a four-year project funded by the European Union flagship Global Climate Change...

Samuel is now an apprentice following his vocational training in Ghana.

From child labour to apprentice: Samuel's story

When Samuel (name changed to protect his identity) was just 12 years old, his mother died. Left with no one to care for him and his grandmother, he had no...

Shemema's poem to help end child marriage in Ghana

As we count down to this year's African Union Day of the African Child (DAC 2021) on 16 June, a World Vision-sponsored child, Shemema recites a poem...

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Borrowing with Dignity

When economic freedom exists, human dignity flourishes; and when people are deprived of economic freedom, their choices are restricted. This was the...

Ghana National Director visits Gbatigbanto community

The National Director of World Vision in Ghana paid a monitoring visit to the Gbatigbanto community, with an aim to engage with community members on how...

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Sustaining farming and livelihoods in Volta region

World Vision has established a presence in Segbale village - Volta region, and over the next five years the organisation will be working with the community...

Water

Segbale village seeks World Vision's intervention to provide potable water

The World Vision team is in Segbale village, Agortime -Ziope district in the Volta region, southern Ghana. World Vision established a new Area Programme...

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World Vision working to tackle teenage pregnancy in Argotime-Ziope

Seventeen-year-old Rejoice (pseudonym) has become a mother well before her time; she fell victim to teenage pregnancy, and this has affected many aspects...

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Unlock Literacy programme enhances reading skills for Emmanuel

Bright eyed, eight-year-old Emmanuel was first identified by his teacher, Madam Comfort, who took an interest in him because of his disability. He has no...

Highlights From 40th Anniversary Celebration

World Vision Ghana celebrated our 40th Anniversary with a Durbar that brought together all stakeholders and partners to climax activities for the...

Solidarity Messages From Partners For 40th Anniversary

Solidarity messages from partners as World Vision Ghana celebrates its 40th anniversary.

Massive Improvement In Healthcare Since The Construction of CHPS Compound In Krachie

World Vision Ghana has reduced the mortality of children and mothers during birth. There has been a massive improvement in healthcare since the...

World Vision Provides Livelihood Empowerment Skills For Rural Women

World Vision Ghana over the years has empowered families economically by providing livelihood empowerment programmes for the most vulnerable.

World Vision Builds Basic School and E-Library in Bosuso

Linda is one of the thousands of children that are benefiting from World Vision Ghana's interventions in education. World Vision has provided a classroom...

Faith Leader Rescues Girl From Early Marriage

Joyce was almost given out for marriage due to hardships in her family but was rescued by Mallam Danso, a Faith Leader trained by World Vision to help End...

Former Sponsored Child Sends Message To World Vision As Ghana Celebrates 40th Anniversary

Derrick is a former sponsored child of World Vision in Ghana who has grown into a great young man working for Ministry of Railways in Ghana.

Andrew Morley's Message to World Vision Ghana on our 40th Anniversary

World Vision Ghana @ 40 - The Journey So Far

A documentary about World Vision's work in Ghana since 1979

40 Years of fulfilling our promise to the Ghanaian Child

This video highlights the work that World Vision Ghana does and the impact that we have made across sectors

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A Bicycle Goes a Long Way to Build a Boy’s Confidence in School

Unlike some of his classmates, 10-year-old Samuel lives far away from his school. For him to get to class, he used to walk a total of six kilometres from...

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Access to Quality Healthcare for the People of Saamang

Saamang, in the southern part of the Fanteakwa district, is a small community with a population of almost 9,000 people. The community is not fortunate to...

A praying staff member

A new year for going further than imagined

World Vision in Ghana joined the global partnership to hold a Day of Prayer to mark the beginning of the 2020 fiscal year. The day is set aside by the...

40th Anniversary launch

40 years of fulfilling Our Promise to the children of Ghana

On Tuesday, October 1, 2019, when the flares of the fireworks went up, and the anniversary banners came rolling down, the staff of World Vision in Ghana...

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Washing Away Poverty

The Ghanaian adage, Samina, Ahote Aduro (“soap, curing with cleanliness”) means something more to Patience Senadzu. In fact, soap has cured a lot in...