Friday, February 20, 2026

Acting Before the Cold Strikes: How Early Support Protected Families in Madhesh

World Vision’s anticipatory action, supported by Start Fund Nepal and UK Aid, helped vulnerable communities in Madhesh stay warm and safe before the cold wave hit.

Cut off from village and family in rural Nepal

Gorkha Municipality, Nepal - Kumar Bahadur Gurung, 37, came to Gorkha Municipality, a day prior to the earthquake where he was planning to continue to...

Fear of aftershocks in Nepal

Thousands of people have been left homeless by the massive Nepal earthquake and are seeking shelter outside. World Vision Communications Coordinator...

Nepal Earthquake causes massive damage

The 7.8 magnitude earthquake, which hit not far from the capital Kathmandu has caused wide-spread destruction and displacement. "Many of our staff and...

Responders get first look at remote villages hit by quake

Today World Vision teams began coordinating aid efforts to assist those impacted by the 7.8 magnitude quake that struck Nepal, even as staff got their...

Nepal Earthquake - Eyewitness Report

By Liz Satow, World Vision Country Director for Nepal. Buildings and walls across Kathmandu have collapsed although it is hard to tell how serious and...

First World Vision photos following Nepal earthquake

How You Can Help As a 7.8 earthquake hits Nepal, World Vision staff on the ground are witnessing the destruction that's been caused. Our teams are on stand...

Learning about child protection saved Muna's life

Grant project name: Child Protection System Building (CPSB) in Sunsari and Udayapur districts Funded by: United Kingdom Department for International...

Building community capacity for Child Health Now

Grant Project Name: Building Community Capacity for Child Health Now Funded by: Australia Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (3.9 years) and United...

Once sponsored children, now teachers

Prema,18, and her friends who were once sponsored through World Vision’s programme in Lalitpur are now equipped with skills to teach and facilitate young...

Recognising the importance of child health

Sabita worked in the kitchen with ease, preparing mixed vegetables for her daughter Indira. Sabita was not so at ease a few months ago. The reason? Her...

Healthy children, happy mothers

Bhuwan, 3, was malnourished but Manti, his mother didn’t know why he was not gaining weight, falling sick and getting weak. After Bhuwan was identified as...

Empowering young girls with life skills

Maya, 18, a student of the 11th grade from a remote village in a far western district of Nepal has been trained on life skills and often reaches out to her...

Safer abodes for children

Through activities in disaster risk reduction World Vision seeks to ensure children and communities can survive disasters.

Rearing pigs to improve family economy

A pig rearing training organised with the help of World Vision, focused on income generation through professional livestock rearing using advanced...

Farming improves quality of life

Six years ago Lila took organic vegetable farm training from World Vision. Since then, she has started growing different vegetables like tomato...

Children enjoy the play environment

Girls in Shree Mahakali Secondary School in a remote village of Sindhuli district which falls in the central region of Nepal enjoy a game of skipping...

Identifying the Problem

Maya is determined. Her daughters can’t end up like her. She needs to make sure her daughter’s future is limitless. They need an education. They need an...

Searching for an Identity

Shocked.  That’s how Batu felt after her wedding day. Her new husband, Ratan, already had a wife.  He had only married Batu because he was childless.  ...

Creating spaces for children’s growth

Children in Sarasawoti Early Childhood Education and Development (ECED) centre in Rupandehi district, the western region of Nepal enjoy as they sing and...

A Stitch in Time

World Vision is assisting youth who are school-dropouts – including former sponsored children from Lalitpur district to the south of Nepal’s capital...

A step towards good health

Tika Rani is surprised to see her vegetable garden flourish after she started using organic fertiliser prepared at home. She is now growing beans, green...

Ending Silence on Issues Facing Girls

Eleven-year old Radhika looks no different from girls her age. She studies in the seventh grade in a nearby community school. She loves to chat and play...

Bringing Some Relief to Flood Survivors

World Vision International Nepal (WVIN) is assisting communities in the Bardiya district which was severely affected by the recent monsoon floods. WVIN...

Children taking on leadership roles

Ajay, 17, was a very shy boy until he joined a child club in school when he was in grade four. Today he is the chairperson of the District Child Club...