Thursday, November 14, 2024

The World Bank, World Vision, and the Government of Angola collaborate to address drought impacts in vulnerable communities

A $6.5M World Bank project screened 1.4M children for nutrition, treated 113K for malnutrition, counseled caregivers, and improved water and gardening for thousands.

Caculuvale Water Supply Point

Improved Access to Water in Drought-Affected Regions of Southern Angola

In the context of the emergency response to drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon in Southern Angola, World Vision, in partnership with People in Need...

Gofa district landslide families mourning

Pain and Grief as People of Geze Gofa District, Ethiopia mourn their loved ones

After much heavy rain, three huge landslides wiped out hundreds of homes within the Geze Gofa District area killed more than 260 people and rendered...

A doctor to be

When I grow up, I want to wear a white coat, a stethoscope and care for all patients. Amal*, 10 years old from Syria

Welcome to my new home

Uncle Mustafa* welcomes the world into his new home! He was able to rehabilitate his home after being destroyed by the Syria earthquake thanks to untied...

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PARTNERING FOR A HUNGER-FREE FUTURE

Letinhle's Goat-Powered Future

In the community of Ngwavuma, 16-year-old Letinhle dreams of a brighter future. As a recipient of support from the Eswatini Electricity Company (EEC)...

protection interventions

Missing a part of me

16-year-old *Mary, separated from her family due to conflict in South Sudan, finds refuge with World Vision's help and holds onto hope for reunification.

World Vision Health Centre's bring vital change to communities in Ghor Province

One of World Vision health centers in Firouz Koh, the centre of Ghor province, provides health, nutrition, midwifery and mental and psychosocial health...

Rughia with her one year old daughter at a cash distribution centre

Providing Hope through Financial Support: A mother’s arduous journey to safety

A mother’s journey from Khartoum to safety, highlighting the challenges faced and the crucial financial support received from World Vision.

Did mother nature turn against me?

Thuraya*, a 33-year-old woman with a disability, as she faces her disability, she also faces climate change. But how does her story unveil? And how does...

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SWM/ Livelihoods

The echoes of conflict won’t haunt me anymore

Samia*, an inspiring Syrian refugee tells her story as she overcomes the trauma of losing her leg and leaving Syria. After, fleeing to Azraq camp in Jordan...

World Vision Syria Response’s water pumping station operated by solar power. World Vision Syria Response, Zaher Jaber

Green Energy/ Water Provision

World Vision Syria Response's Multi-faceted Project

An insight into World Vision Syria Response's multi-faceted project.

ENOUGH Launching photo

World Vision launches ENOUGH Campaign in Sierra Leone

World Vision launched the ENOUGH Campaign in Sierra Leone on 9th July 2024, at the Bintumani Hotel in Freetown. The event brought together diverse...

Lesotho Declares food insecurity crisis

Lesotho Declares National Disaster: Food Insecurity Due to El Niño-Induced Drought

Lesotho faces severe drought-induced food crisis. The severe drought has left 700,000 people facing hunger. World Vision is providing urgent relief and...

Safaricom Great Arba Minch Run Event

World Vision Ethiopia participates in the 2024 Safaricom Great Arba Minch Run

World Vision Ethiopia participated in the 2024 Safaricom Great Arba Minch Run event organised by Safaricom Ethiopia and its cohosting partner M-PESA on 14...

Children and women during a Positive Deviance Hearth session

DR Congo: Cured of malnutrition, the children of Kapolowe hope for a healthy future

This article shows World Vision's success in treating malnourished children. The results of the second phase of the project are commendable. A significant...

A young beneficiary happy with his harvest for the day

Market garden site transforms lives of IDPs in Niger

This article tells the story of the people of Garbey Kourou before and after the resilience project run by World Vision and its partner ADH. The internally...

World Vision's impact on the lives of children in Niger

World Vision Niger's National Director talks about the impact the child-focused organisation is having in different areas such as child hunger and...

Janette in Buhimba IDPs site

DR Congo: Jeannette's journey - from tragedy to hope

This is the story of a woman affected by armed conflict. Janette is a courageous woman who continues to overcome life's difficulties. Her husband died as a...

#AfghanistanFloods

Long-term assistance is needed to restart the life after the floods

The families affected by the recent #AfghanistanFloods are still in dire need of emergency assistance such as drinking water, food and health services...

World Vision Afghanistan, in partnership with the World Food Programme, provides emergency food assistance

World Vision Afghanistan partners with the World Food Programme to provide emergency food assistance to 1,752 families (17,500 individuals) affected by the...

Climate change is resulting in migration for survival

Eleanor Monbiot - Message on climate change in Afghanistan

World Vision helps to cope the trauma from Herat Earthquake

Eleanor Monbiot's visit from Child-Friendly Space classes in earthquake-affected areas of Zindajan district in Herat.

A new entry into Sanad's diary

Sanad* 10 years internally displaced boy old from Northwest Syria. He vlogs his day at World Vision Syria Response's education and protection centre...

Disaster Risk Reduction

Bela-Bela Village Disaster Preparedness: Establishing Disaster Management at the Community Level

Bela-Bela village forms disaster management team, tackling rock falls, strong winds, and droughts. Community-led initiative builds resilience and saves...