Wednesday, June 24, 2026

Seeds of Resilience

For years, the memory of devastation hung quietly over Kyan khin Village. When a catastrophic Cyclone Nargis tore through Myanmar's Ayeyarwady Region, it didn't just flatten the local school, clinic, and homes—it shattered the community’s economic foundation. For a village reliant on farming, casual labor, and small-scale fishing, recovery was an agonizingly slow climb out of deep poverty. But true resilience doesn't just wait for the next storm; it prepares for it.

One of the trafficked survivors attends the 11th Survivors Gathering in Nay Pyi Daw

World Vision held its 11th Survivor Gathering for trafficked returnees

“Hearing from survivors is one of the best ways to improve the plans and actions to combat human trafficking such as reintegration support and criminal...

Hla, a former street child, is a 17 years old girl who becomes a trainee in a hair salon

Former street child now a hair dresser

Hla is a 17 years old, has been working as a trainee in a hair salon and living her life peacefully. However, the life she led was different before these...

Clean, safe, and cheaper cooking for all

Funded by Australian Aid, World Vision Myanmar conducted an impact assessment of the Mimi Moto stove in the district of Chauk, a dry zone area in the upper...

Ngwa with her small grocery shop

The Light of Hope

"Being able to be with the family gives you peace, strength, and joy, even if you are in a difficult situation or face unpleasant circumstances", Ngwa Wuu...

From a sponsored child to a development worker

After about 30 minutes ride on a bike, along the dry and dusty road, Nang reached the village where she called the parents meeting of sponsored children...

New hope for Jarar and her sons

“It was an unexpected breakout. When we heard the guns shooting and people screaming, we evacuated the house and ran for our lives. Nobody had time to...

Four-year-old Shine Ko gains self-confidence in school

Sponsored child Shine Ko, four years old, is a student of Myit Tar Yaung Child Early Childhood Care and Development Center (ECCD) centre, an education...

Precious Knowledge for Htway and the Community

“I used to think that it was okay to feed my daughter anything as long as she likes it. I did not have enough knowledge about the three nutrition groups...

Lucky card for my LIFE!!

“Cough… cough…cough” the coughing sound of her second daughter woke Ma Ei from her sleep. For the whole night, she just fell asleep while thinking about...

It takes Myanmar to end physical violence against children: one year on

Children are beaten sometimes very severely by their parents, relatives and even their caretakers. Often objects such as belts are thrown at them as a way...

Brighter Days Ahead for Thein

On one pleasant Monday afternoon, a guy who is in his mid-20s is giving a haircut to a customer in a small barbershop. It seems like he is enjoying it. The...

DRR Teacher Toolkit Training feedback video

Students and Teachers from Hlegu, Yangon, Myanmar gave their feedbacks on DRR Teachers Toolkit training.

DRR Teacher Toolkit Training

With the aim to improve school Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) awareness of teachers and students, a ‘Training of Trainers' (ToT) programme on school-based...

A Rose That Once Perished

Somewhere in a village near Thanlyin Township, there lives a 16-year-old girl, Ma Thet. She lives with her family. But behind her beautiful face, one can’t...

For the Children, For the Brighter Future

One evening in February 2018 – a woman named Daw Khin Htay came to a village in southern Myanmar desperately looking for Daw Tin Yee. Daw Tin Yee is a...

Vocational training helps Aung finds his path

Nineteen-year-old Aung used to carry the weight of his family on his shoulders after his parents‘ divorce. His mother’s second marriage put him in an...

Zar Zar, a woman equipped to take care of herself and her family

Twenty-nine year old Zar Zar, from Myanmar is a financially independent tailor. Her previous profession as a farmer did not pay well and jobs were scarcely...

Victims' Voices - Myanmar

The success of Home Gardening

Inside a little garden filled with seasonal crops and vegetables, a middle aged man is watering his plants. His name is U Maung Pe. He is 45 years old and...

Day of Prayer, a Commitment Day

Another special day for World Vision Partnership has just been celebrated. On 1 st of October, World Vision offices across the world celebrated the Day of...

Road to Colorful Futures

“I feel that our vision (World Vision's Vision) has become true when I see changes and impacts in the communities” – Zechariah (Manager of Myaw Lint Chin...

Everything I do, it must be for my family and community

Somewhere in Thanlyin, Myanmar, there is a small, but tidy house beside a tiny stream where a cheerful middle aged woman sits folding clothes to sell in...

Expending Partnership with Churches – MoU signing with MCC

Myanmar’s churches, which for decades have provided spiritual nurturing and evangelism, are now adding their focus on the development work as they partner...

Giving communities a little boost to stand on their own

Anyone is able to achieve great results for oneself, family and even for the communities around them when appropriate support such as financial, technical...