Coronavirus: Plans for a unique humanitarian response
An unprecedented threat to children needs unprecedented action
By Isabel Gomes, World Vision International – Global Director, Humanitarian Operations
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Coronavirus: Plans for a unique humanitarian response
An unprecedented threat to children needs unprecedented action By Isabel Gomes, World Vision International – Global Director, Humanitarian...
Something we have that refugees don’t need: coronavirus
By Claire Beck, Humanitarian Health Nutrition and WASH Director. As you do all you can to avoid...
To keep children safe from coronavirus, we must act on what we’ve learned.
By Tom Davis, World Vision’s Global Lead for Health & Nutrition As the coronavirus spreads, the world...
World Vision International President and CEO Andrew Morley Reiterates Focus on Health Programming
At the 25 International Conference on Population and Development, World Vision International President and CEO the Rev. Andrew...
The Power of Periods
By Kristie Urich, WASH Knowledge Management and Capabilities Manager What if a woman’s or girls’ ability to...
People are key to breaking the fragility cycle
By Dan Irvine Senior Director, External Engagement, Health and Nutrition, dan_irvine@wvi.org The world has made great progress...
Malnutrition - the silent killer of Afghan children
41% of Afghanistan's girls are stunted; 25% are underweight; 1.6 million children suffer severe acute malnutrition. World Vision...
ENRICH Boat Ambulances - Myanmar
The goal of ENRICH is to contribute to reduction of maternal and child mortality in Bangladesh, Kenya...
ENRICH - a 1000 Day Journey
An Introduction to ENRICH (Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Africa and Asia)...
ENRICH Kenya
In this episode, we go back to Kenya to catch up with Joyce and Daniel. Through simple and...
Nutrition LINKS CoP Discussion
This 20 September Global Health, Nutrition and HIV Community of Practice discussion featured World Vision Ghana's Nutrition...
Nutrition Links: Building Capacity for Sustainable Livelihoods in Ghana
World Vision was a partner in the multi-sectoral, five-year Nutrition Links project, helping to improve the food...
Ending Cholera - Global Roadmap to 2030
The introduction to this webinar read as follows: "Cholera remains a significant public health problem with the latest...
Operations research in Ghana and Kenya on the effectiveness of World Vision’s Channels of Hope methodology in tackling the sensitive topic of family planning
The June 2018 Community of Practice discussion focused on Operations research in Ghana and Kenya on the...
Tuberculosis in Papua New Guinea
2018 Tuberculosis (TB) in Papua New Guinea. Produced by World Vision Australia.To learn more about World Vision...
Responding to children and adolescents who have been sexually abused
WHO has recently released a document entitled Responding to Children and Adolescents who have been Sexually Abused: WHO...
A Stolen Trombone, Barrier Analysis and Isaiah 65 - A chat with Tom Davis - World Vision's New Global Lead for Sustainable Health
I have the great pleasure of introducing you to World Vision's new Global Sector Lead for Sustainable...
Building Brains - Building Futures
Why Do Early Moments Matter? There is a growing recognition that nurturing, protecting, promoting and supporting children...
Spotlight on Adolescent HIV Grant Programming in Uganda and Malawi
There are 1.1 Billion adolescent girls in the world today. Every year, 360,000 adolescent girls and young women...
Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancy and Family Planning in Kenya
Garbatulla HTSP/Family Planning Project - World Vision Kenya.This project includes interventions that target women and families to...
Four ways to make health centres safe for children and adolescents
In the Northern Uganda district of Kole where I live, young people are desperately in need of...
ENRICH Programme
The Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Africa and Asia (ENRICH) is a multi-year...
Transforming communities through the power of grandmothers
By Melani O'Leary, Carolyn Macdonald and Bridget AidamGrandmothers across the globe play a far more important role...
STOP TB Strategy in Papua New Guinea
In 2013 around 2,400 people in Papua New Guinea died from a preventable and curable disease called...
Investing For Impact Against Tuberculosis in Kenya
In August 2015, John Omondi developed chest pains, cough and had completely lost his appetite. After several weeks...