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.

World Vision Myanmar responding to massive flooding

Following massive flooding and landslides in the northwestern regions and states in Myanmar resulting from heavy monsoon rains aggravated by Cyclone Komen...

Escape from the sea

Htut was only 10 when he left his home to start working. Together with his friends, Htut went to the Myanmar-Thailand border to work. There he met a broker...

Better hope with future potential

Sometimes, children leave school to do work that is neither suitable nor safe for them because they have no other option, as their families need the income...

Trafficking survivors gather together at a special event

On 7 June 2015, 27 survivors from 10 different townships gathered and submitted their concerns and raised their voices to the authorities and agencies...

Community in unity brings hope for the dwellers

The people in “Hsin Gaung” village once lived a simple life. World Vision started its Area Development Programme (ADP) and provided livelihood support to...

Trafficking survivors raise their voices

On 7 June 2015, 27 survivors from 10 different townships gathered and submitted their concerns and raised their voices to the authorities and agencies...

Child labourer finds hope

Phyu rushes out of her simple house of wood on stilts, covered with a thatched roof headed ‘to school’. On Phyu’s shoulder, instead of the school bag, a...

Rays of hope

“Now I can stand on my feet and even support my family with my own earnings,” says 21-year-old Thae, who has attended a sewing class supported by World...

Healthy foods, healthy Chit

A clean tar main road leads toward Chit’s village, which is surrounded by plots of palms trees and rubber plantations on the hills above the road. Chit...

Educating parents fights malaria

Grant project name: "Beating the old killer: responding malaria and related development issues through empowering people infected and affected by malaria"...

Escape from the sea

Grant project name: End Trafficking In Persons (ETIP) Funded by: The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (ANCP), World Vision Korea Time...

Royal Visit 2015

Her Majesty Queen Máxima visited World Vision’s microfinance program in Myaungdagar village, Hmawbi to gain firsthand experience into Myanmar microfinance...

WVI Board Executive Committee visits Myanmar

Netherlands Queen Máxima visits World Vision Myanmar microfinance Programme in Hmawbi

March 31st 2015 is an auspicious day for World Vision Myanmar particularly the microfinance program in Hmawbi Township, Yangon. The visit of Her Majesty...

No longer malnourished thanks to World Vision nutrition programme

How do you solve malnutrition? Nutritional cooking classes & health sessions for mothers and caregivers. 22.6% Undernutrition rate in Myanmar Under-Five...

Escape from the hunger gate

Aye Su Win, now a 7-year-old, was born under-weight and malnourished. Aye’s mother, Myint Myint is a vender who travels around the wards selling flowers...

World Vision volunteer saves a life from TB

Moe, 6, used to be an active little girl. But right after she turned six, she started getting sick often. After visiting a doctor, she felt better for a...

WVI Board Executive Committee visits Myanmar

The second week of February was a special and busy week for World Vision Myanmar staff. The WVI Board Executive Committee, consisting of members from many...

The lost boy finds his future

Myo, 17, who lost his left hand in an accident, is now a swimming champion. He represents his country – Myanmar and won one silver and two bronze medals in...

Stars of the Ayeyarwady Delta

With the golden paddy fields in the background and a concrete-paved main road, Shan Gwin village in Pyapon Township, Delta region has peace and stability...

A Joyful Day for Children in Myanmar

A happy celebration took place in Thanlyin, Yangon region, on United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child Day. About 800 children from World...

Chelsea Clinton visits World Vision site to present milestone litre to Myanmar family

YANGON, May 27, 2013 – World Vision Myanmar hosted a historic visit with its partner Procter and Gamble (P&G) when they delivered their six billionth litre...

Myanmar village welcomes Chelsea Clinton

A visitor to remember Chelsea Clinton recently travelled to Myanmar to see some of World Vision’s water projects in action and to draw attention to the...