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Friday, August 15, 2025

From Dirty Ponds to Clean Dreams: A New Chapter for Families in Gaza Province, Mozambique

LifeStraw brings safe, clean water to rural Mozambique, replacing contaminated ponds shared with cattle and restoring hope to Guijá and Mabalane families.

Rufina, her husband, and their son were forced to flee their home due to conflict.

Urgent Aid Needed: Cyclone Chido Devastates Displaced Communities in Mozambique

Urgent aid is required to assist more than 100 000 impacted by an intense tropical Cyclone Chido in Mozambique destroying houses and adding pressure to an...

Schools, houses are among the most destroyed infrastructure after the cyclone hit.

Cyclone Chido Hits Mozambique: Mother and Child Among First Victims

As preliminary assessment of the impact of Cyclone Chido is reported in Mozambique a mother and her child are among the first fatal victims .

Water, Sanitation and Health

A Brighter Future: How Clean Water Supports Girls in Mozambique

Meet Maria's, a young girl from Mutarara district who benefited of a borehole built in her community by World Vision Mozambique, what allows her to go to...

Sanitation Maketing

Meet Carolina, A Role Model in Sanitation Hygiene from the Community of Mubangoene, Guijá District, Gaza Province, in Mozambique.

Communities are now more aware of the need for hygiene, which has reduced the number of people practising open defecation in the locality of Mubangoene, in...

This is how the management of the Saving Groups is composed of. Women are the majority and most of the times the leaders of the group.

Empowerment Through Savings: How Financial Groups Are Transforming Lives in Northern Mozambique

Community members in rural Mozambique where financial services demanding formalities that members hardly meet to acquire loans to fund their business among...

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Child Protection

STATEMENT -CHILDREN'S EXPOSURE TO POST-ELECTION VIOLENCE IN MOZAMBIQUE

Mozambique's largest child platform, including World Vision, urges action to protect children amid post-election violence, citing Article 22(3) of the...

BRINGING CLEAN WATER HOME: How a New Water System is Creating Hope in Mozambique

Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) intervention are making a difference in the lives of people following the installation of a small-scale water supply...

Meet the group of girls evaluated on the use of Multiple Micronutrient Supplements (MMS) as part of the 'Every Girl Can - Improve Nutrition (EGC-IN)' project.

Evaluating the Impact of Multiple Micronutrient Supplements on Adolescent Anemia: The 'Every Girl Can - Improve Nutrition' Project in Nampula

About 280 girls, aged 13-20, are in the final evaluation of Multiple Micronutrient Supplements in the 'Every Girl Can' project, launched in June 2023 in...

Albertina Joaquim Napia, 34, is a mother of four children, who turned her life around when she benefited from a package of cash transfers under the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) funded project.

Albertina's Journey to Resilience Through Cash Transfer

This story portray how a project funded by the Austrian Development Agency and implemented by World Vision is building resilience to shocks among...

Ergrência Macário says she is pleased to be part of a farmers’ association, which produces lettuce, cabbage, beans and carrots.

Training and Support Empower Mozambican Farmers to Increase Production

This story portrays how World Vision is contributing to building resilience to shocks by providing communities with technical capacity to produce food and...

A portrait of a girl who relies on her bicycle to cover the long distances needed to fetch water, but with the borehole now near her home, everything is much easier.

Increased Water Access Improves the Living Conditions of Girls in Mozambique.

Borehole installations in Mozambique improve girls' health and education by providing clean water, saving time, and reducing disease risks.

Violence against women and children continue high in the communities. Hot line register increase in number.

World Vision Calls for Increased Efforts to Curb Child Protection Incidents in Mozambique

Child Incidents on the rise in Mozambique following issued reports by survivors making use of the free Child Helpline 116. This is a free hotline, designed...

Farmers invest in climate resilient agriculture

To Cope With Climate Change Effects, Nearly 1,500 Farmers Engage in Climate Resilient Agriculture Training

This story is about how climate resilient agriculture techniques are helping communities produce food in central Mozambique.

Sozinha says she does not have food due to El Nino

El Nino Hits 31,000 Families in Central Mozambique

This article talks about how drought, caused by El Nino, is affecting more than 30,000 families in central Mozambique

Most districts of Tete province are severely hit by the El Nino phenomenon, families are relying on bitter fruits alternatives to lack of food.

El Nino Crisis in Mozambique: Impact on School Retention and Agriculture

El Nino is threatening wins conquered by the Mozambique authorities in the education sector to reduce school dropouts. The acute food insecurity crisis as...

Acnha and her family are in the group of the most vulnerable people, who are already dealing with other stress and El Nino makes worsen their condition.

El Niño Impact: Acute Food Insecurity Affects 2.2 million People in Mozambique

El Nino phenomenon is affecting Mozambique by conditioning households’ capacity in terms of food availability including their capacity to generate income...

Staff learn about working in conflict-affected areas. Photo: Antonio Massipa / World Vision

World Vision starts implementation of emergency assistance projects in Cabo Delgado

The article talks about projects World Vision will be implementing in education, child protection, and WASH in the coming six months in conflict torn Cabo...

As Mozambique heads to general elections the coming October 9, children who represent 52 per cent of the country's population can't vote but they have put together a Manifesto with a list of actions they would like to see reflected in every political party Manifesto

Mozambique - Children challenge political parties to do MORE FOR THEM in the next government cycle

Child participation has been one of the strongest mechanism World Vision Mozambique and partners invest to ensure children’s voice are heard, particular...

World Vision staff in northern Mozambique attend SAINT training

World Vision staff in Mozambique training in security

This article talks about a training in Security Awareness in National Theatres (SAINT) World Vision staff in northern Mozambique attended and how they feel...

Permanent secretary of Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Action with Children and Young People of Youth

Strengthening Children's Rights: Children and Young People with Vision petition the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Action

A meeting was held at the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Action on July 3 2024, was to present the Children's Petition, where the government's...

A man and his two sons standing in front of their empty barn

El Nino impact: Families relying on wild and bitter fruits as alternative to hunger in central Mozambique

In Mozambique, the 2023/24 rainy season was greatly affected by El Niño. This manifested in persistent dryness, with many areas receiving less than half of...

School meals are contributing to retain children at school and combat mal nutrition.

Day of the African child: Education for all: School Feeding makes all the difference

World Vision in Mozambique is celebrating the Day of African Child, calling for additional investments in school feeding programs, capitalizing on evidence...

A group of women benefits from training facilitated by World Vision on how to build latrines.

Women economically empowered through sanitation projects in Mozambique

Mozambique is still struggling with improper sanitation particularly in the rural areas. One of the problems in the communities is open defecation which...

Maria Bernardo says she is happy to have a pharmacy open 24 hours a day

Pharmacy opening hours extended to 24 hours a day following community-led advocacy

This story describes quick wins following CVA sessions in a local health facility in the north of Mozambique; After community-led advocacy interventions...