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.

Tuberculosis in Papua New Guinea

2018 Tuberculosis (TB) in Papua New Guinea. Produced by World Vision Australia. To learn more about World Vision Tuberculosis Programming: https://www.wvi...

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 Clinical Guidelines. As described...

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 Health - Tom Davis. Tom started work at World Vision...

Early Childhood Development

Building Brains - Building Futures

Why Do Early Moments Matter? There is a growing recognition that nurturing, protecting, promoting and supporting children in their early years is essential...

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 are infected with HIV – about 7,000 every...

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 make informed decisions...

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 youth-friendly health services. In our country, children are...

ENRICH Programme

The Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health in Africa and Asia (ENRICH) is a multi-year, multi-country programme funded by Global...

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 Tuberculosis. Consistent support from family members...

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, he decided to visit Nakuru provincial...

One Year Ebola Free in Sierra Leone - Community Reflections

The Global Health Nutrition and HIV Community of Practice gathered on 17 March 2017 to discuss the lessons learned collected in two new research reports...

Emergency Health and Nutrition Framework - CoP Discussion Resources

The 16 February 2017 Community of Practice Webinar - Notes and Resources. Addressing the health and nutrition needs of populations affected by disasters...

Citizen Voice and Action in Southern Africa

Citizen Voice and Action (CVA) works by educating citizens about their rights and equipping them with a structured set of tools designed to empower them to...

Mother and Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative - World Vision Uganda

Improving the health and well-being of newborns through the Baby Friendly Hospital Commitments in 23 health facilities in Kitgum District, Uganda.

January WASH community webinar: Focus on WASH in health care facilities

LINK TO THE RECORDING The lack of sufficient water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in health care facilities is a critical issue that has only recently come...

HIV and Adolescents - a World AIDS Day Webinar

AIDS is now the leading cause of death among adolescents in Africa. A majority of adolescent girls lack knowledge of how to protect themselves from HIV and...

Harmonization In Action - Community Health Workforce strengthening

World Vision's approach to strengthen community health programmes through collaboration The rapid scale-up of the community-based health workforce has been...

Implementation Quality Assurance (IQA) Tools

World Vision has developed sets of essential elements for our core project models, known as implementation quality assurance (IQA) tools.

Womens Childrens and Adolescent Health in Humanitarian Settings Webinar

The Every Woman Every Child Everywhere Community came together for a live YouTube event (hosted by PMNCH and APHA). World Vision's Claire Beck presented on...

World Vision's Distance Learning Transforms Action on Nutrition

Last Mile Solutions: World Vision's Distance learning transforms action on nutrition. Learn more about World Vision's Nutrition Distance Learning and...

Empowering Grandmothers to improve nutrition: World Vision's Mamanieva Project in Sierra Leone

A social innovation of engaging grandmothers for improved nutrition of mothers and children. Learn more about World Vision's work with grandmothers here...

Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Whole Community Approach

Globally, suicide is the second leading cause of death for 15-29 year olds. With increasing mental disorder worldwide there are limited mental health...

Safe Motherhood Action Groups in Zambia

Safe Motherhood Action Groups, or SMAGs, are community volunteers trained on messages and practices that lead to safer pregnancies for the women in their...

Breastfeeding Programme Success in Tanzania