Wednesday, April 15, 2026

Harvests that Last: Empowering Women Farmers with Solar Drying Technology, in Shinyanga DC, Tanzania

Solar dryers are transforming how farmers preserve food, keeping it safer, longer-lasting, and available even in lean seasons.

Solar Dryer

Harvests that Last: Empowering Women Farmers with Solar Drying Technology, in Shinyanga DC, Tanzania

Solar dryers are transforming how farmers preserve food, keeping it safer, longer-lasting, and available even in lean seasons.

Kitchen Garden

A Father’s Fight Against Malnutrition

In Somalia, 63-year-old Mohamud overcomes child malnutrition in his family, rebuilding hope through a kitchen garden supported by Grow ENRICH

teen mother with baby

Teen Clubs in Malawi: Transforming lives of young people living with HIV

Discover how Teen Clubs in rural Malawi support young people living with HIV, offering guidance, community, and hope for a healthier, empowered future.

Children take part in Wahana Visi Indonesia's Eggciting project

Indonesia: Eggciting project helps reduce stunting rates

Wahana Visi Indonesia is helping reduce stunting rates Sigi Regency and Paly city through our Eggciting project, supported by DSM and Sight and Life. To...

Two Zambian woman, backed by drought affected land, stand with their children looking at the camera.

Without climate action, children are denied a healthier tomorrow

Mel paints a bleak picture of how climate change is threatening the health of children and their families around the globe, and highlights how World Vision...

Kitchen gardens help Juba’s mothers earn more income and raise healthier children

Nyoka, a 48-year-old mother of seven was among the 160 mothers who were trained on various ways to prevent malnutrition through kitchen gardening, and how...

Vegetable gardening offers sustainable solutions to hunger and malnutrition for women of South Sudan

Widow Yom Ater, 24, live with her five children in the outskirts of Juba. Growing up in the cattle camp, Yom did not know any other source of livelihood...

Uttama

24 hours in the shoes of a Quarantine Centre volunteer

“Every day, I start my service at 7:20am at the Quarantine Centre of Nonsavath, in Savannakhet Province. I wash my hands, wear a new personal protective...

World Vision Uganda improving child and maternal survival.

Village Health Teams: Guardian angels saving the lives of children and mothers

The health ministry established VHTs to empower communities to take care of their health, create awareness of the health services, and strengthen health...

Sponsored child enjoys a banana thanks to kitchen gardens in Kenya

Sponsorship buds gardens of abundance

In the rural Kenyan community of Marafa, 6-year-old Beatrice Pendo stands with a radiant smile at the edge of her family’s garden. Her mother, Margaret, is...

Harsh and his mother Bindoo prepare for the cooking demonstration.

Cooking demonstrations to curb malnutrition in India

Four-year-old Harsh and his mother, Bindoo, sit on a mat with other local women and children. He cranes his head to check out the food items placed on the...

Mother who learned about exclusive breastfeeding smiles and plays with her health baby in Bangladesh

Breaking harmful breastfeeding and childcare practices in rural Bangladesh 

Rina Begum, 32, a mother of three children, is now more confident about raising her children properly. Participating in the community programmes offered by...

Odette learned about child health and nutrition at our Go Baby Go project in Haiti.

How does World Vision protect, promote and support breastfeeding?

Appropriate Breastfeeding is one of the core interventions in World Vision’s Health and Nutrition Sector Approach Strategy and is a vital component in all...

Celebrating World Breastfeeding Week in Laos

World Vision staff and volunteers share an the important message that exclusive breastfeeding for babies for at least six months is best for the health of...

World Vision Uganda AIM Health Plus Project Busia Breastfeeding Week 2021

Breastmilk, the perfect first food for newborns for at least six months

Evidence shows that breastfeeding provides the critical nutrients, antibodies, and fluids babies need to stay healthy and to develop sensory and cognitive...

Pen has learned good hygiene practices through her nutrition club.

Vietnam’s Nutrition Clubs: Helping mothers and their children thrive

“My first child used to be malnourished and frequently sick,” Pen tells us. The young mother joined a World Vision-run Nutrition Club in Vietnam’s Hàm...

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 Morley reiterates World...

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 provides nutrition...

ENRICH Boat Ambulances - Myanmar

The goal of ENRICH is to contribute to reduction of maternal and child mortality in Bangladesh, Kenya, Myanmar, Pakistan and Tanzania by addressing issues...

ENRICH - a 1000 Day Journey

An Introduction to ENRICH ( Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Africa and Asia) - also known as 1000DayJourney. Learn...

ENRICH Kenya

In this episode, we go back to Kenya to catch up with Joyce and Daniel. Through simple and cost-effective interventions such as biofortified crops, the...

Nutrition LINKS CoP Discussion

This 20 September Global Health, Nutrition and HIV Community of Practice discussion featured World Vision Ghana's Nutrition LINKS research. Building...

Nutrition Links: Building Capacity for Sustainable Livelihoods in Ghana

World Vision worked with partners in Ghana to improve food security and nutritional status of women and children.

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 effectiveness of World Vision’s Channels of Hope...