Monday, February 16, 2026

When water comes home: Partnering to supply hope in Mauritania

In the peri‑urban neighborhoods of Riyad and Dar El Beida in Mauritania, access to safe drinking water has long been unreliable. To respond to this challenge, World Vision worked with local communities and its top ten private‑sector service providers to bring potable water directly into homes, and relieving the burden for 348 people.

World Vision Mauritania female employees celebrates Women International Day

This year International Women’s Day was part of an unprecedented global movement in favor of the rights of women in term of equality and justice. The theme...

Toutou

Toutou, a little girl who tackled Severe Acute Malnutrition

Toutou was discovered with Severe Acute Malnutrition at the age of 2 and could not at the time walk nor talk.. Like many other children in the Assaba...

EVAC Campaign World Vision Mauritania: Sahel TV Television coverage of Foyre Bamtaare musical group concert on 19 JULY 2017 , Arafat

Click here to view concert pictures HTTPS://FLIC.KR/S/AHSM1GRS5E EVAC Campaign 2017 against children marriage in Mauritania. World Vision Mauritania is...

Cérémonie de Nomination de Saidou Nourou Gaye comme Ambassadeur itinérant a World Vision pour la Campagne de lutte contre le mariage des enfants en Mauritanie

Saidou Nourou Gaye, World Vision new Ambassador for the Campaign It takes a world to end violence against children in Mauritania

A nomination ceremony was held during a musical event organized by the group ‘Fooyre Bamtaaré Légnol’ the night of the end of the fast or Ramadan...

World Vision Mauritania contributes to community development and households resiliency in the village of Thielaw

Located in the extreme south of the country in the Brakna region totally isolated and far from any urban sign, stands the village of Thielaw in Dar El...

Welcome to World Vision's Partnership Month 2017

Within the Partnership Month 2017 activities, of World Vision International, called “We are World Vision”, the Main Office of World Vision Mauritania...

Education and strengthening household's resilience in the village of Silbé: a challenge successfully achieved by World Vision Mauritania

Located in an isolated area and far away from any sign of urbanization, is where the village of Silbe in the district of Oulbirome is standing. Like it is...

World Vision Mauritania wishes you a Happy Easter!

World Vision Mauritania wishes Happy Easter to you and your families!

World Vision Mauritania wishes you a Happy Easter! World Vision Mauritania vous souhaite une bonne fête de Pâques Follow us on Facebook https://goo.gl...

An exchange and advocacy visit by children members of Child Municipal Councils in Kaedi, Bababé and Aghorat from 4 to 6 April.

World Vision Mauritania through its department for Child Protection and Participation, organized an advocacy and exchange visit from 3 to 6 April 2017 for...

Exchange and advocacy visit caravan of the municipal councils of the children of Aghorat, Bababé and Kaédi to Nouakchott

As part of the activities of the Municipal Councils for Children of Kaédi, Aghorat and Bababé, a caravan of exchange and advocacy was organized for the...

World Water Day 2017: Focus on the new Water tower financed by World Vision Mauritania in the village of Ganki Djeiry.

Water is the source of life; this is why World Vision Mauritania focuses on the sanitary activities in its development programs. The international...

Sebkha's children actively participate in community talks on child protection

World Vision Mauritania organized from Monday 13 to Thursday 16 March 2017 community talks with the children of Sebkha on the theme of Child Protection. In...

How World Vision Mauritania Celebrated Women's International Day on March 8th 2017

This past March 8 th, International Women’s Day was an opportunity for World Vision Mauritania to celebrate its women staff members by organizing a...

World Vision supports women cooperatives and contributes to the rehabilitation of nutritional homes in the district of Sebkha.

Many families in the district of Sebkha live in particularly worrying economic insecurity situation. Unemployment, the lack of training and the absence of...

World Vision works tirelessly to protect vulnerable children and their families

“ I come from a modest family and due to our difficult situation and the absence of financial support; I had to drop out school.” Unfortunately, this is...

Prolonged Food Assistance for the Construction of Resilience In the Assaba region.

Agriculture has always been the primary source of subsistence for the local population in the Assaba region. However; the area is often hit by droughts or...

World Vision in partnership with the European Union, contributes to capacity building of the Mauritanian civil society, precisely in the Brakna region.

The existence of a strong and well-structured civil society is the foundation for the development of any given country. Civil society plays the role of a...

World Vision Mauritania works to ensure a sustainable health condition to mothers and children

This is Marieme Sy who lives in a village called Wolloum Hattar in the District of Mbagne. Like many other women in her community, this mother of two had...

Children have the right to express themselves and be participative in life

“ We had no clubs or exchange spaces dedicated to children in Bababe. My friends and I had no choice but to meet in a friend’s house to discuss whatever...

World Vision Mauritania’s urgent response to the latest floods in the district of Sebkha

Every year, the population of Nouakchott faces enormous difficulties because of floods, especially in the district of Sebkha during the rainy season. The...

Improving access to water, sanitation and hygiene in Mauritania

Located in the Aghorat district, villages like Freikika, Maghtaa Sfeira and Dakhlet Dembou are totally isolated and disconnected from any sign of...

Reading Clubs Improve Literacy Levels in Rural Mauritania

“Before the reading club my French and English were not good at all.” Sadly this was the reality of so many children in the Bababe-M’bagne region of...

Mariem(in the left), sitting next to the Aminata, mother of baby Ibrahim, 2 months old , whom she helped giving birth, and Mama Aisha a retired cook who became volunteer with her at the Deba Hijaj Health center : Coumba Betty Diallo, © World Vision 2016.

AIM HEALTH PROJECT: Empowering midwives to improve childbirth in rural Mauritania

Mariem is a woman of a kind. Although she may not seem like a fairy godmother as she wakes up every morning at 6:00 am, walks 2 km to the Deba Hijaj Health...

Imam Mohamed Ould Salim and mother Aminetou Mint M’Boyrick

AIM HEALTH PROJECT: Transforming mindsets and promoting family planning and child well being with faith leaders

We travelled to M'Beidia (USB), a remote village in the department of M'Bagne, wilaya of the Brakna, where the project has been implemented since its...