Tuesday, February 24, 2026

They lived in the shadows. Today, they stand in the light.

In Badaguichiri, Niger, children living with disabilities endure deep isolation due to the absence of mobility aids, adapted infrastructure, and support. Many—especially girls—grow up confined to their homes, excluded from school, play, and community life, and denied the dignified childhood they deserve.

World Vision Niger Provides Education for Children to Achieve Their Dreams

For years World Vision Niger’s education programme has contributed to improve learning conditions and outcomes of school children in the communities where...

Aicha feeds her community

The chronically food-insecure and the fact that some families in Niger are unable to meet their basic food requirements even during years of average...

World Vision Niger Works with Communities to Ensure Food Security

It is estimated that 2.5 million people in Niger are chronically food-insecure and unable to meet their basic food requirements even during years of...

The life of a young refugee girl in Diffa, Niger

Martha looks like any other 17 year old girl, made up with her jewellary, sitting at the entrance to her family’s tent. Perhaps it’s her way of holding on...

They saved my girls

It is estimated that 2.5 million people in Niger are chronically food-insecure and unable to meet their basic food requirements even during years of...

Moringa Improves Livelihoods and Nutrition in Niger

In 2012, World Vision Niger Livelihood and Food Security program started a four-year project on the transformation of moringa. As part of the project the...

Sight from West Africa

Photos from around the West Africa region.

Regional Leader's Trip to Sierra Leone: Reflections on Ebola

I’m just returning from a visit in Sierra Leone, visiting our team there working on the Ebola response. I salute their courage, engagement, commitment and...

We do not need to queue to fill our "Toulou"

In the village of Kandine (2kms from Takai ADP) 30 years ago families use to pay a heavy price for drinking lake water. Mahamadou Kondo Malan Brah, 70 year...

Mobilization and Involvement of Health Personnel to Accelerate Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation

World Vision is one of the largest international Faith-based, non-governmental, relief and development NGO, with a focus on child wellbeing and a presence...

First Christian Women's Retreat for WV Niger

God, in His great love, laid it on the heart of leadership of World Vision Niger to organize a retreat for Christian female staff of the organization for...

Joint forces to prevent Ebola in Niger

The Ebola virus has invaded West Africa region and made thousands of victims. According to the World Health Organizationat least 8,274 people have died...

#REVISITED: We find out what happened to Aisha

To successfully advocate for the rights and needs of the vulnerable and disposed, one needs compassion, passion, and importantly, to show evidence...

#REVISITED: Return to Niger

Photojournalist Nick Danziger is traveling with author Rory Maclean to eight countries as part of the #REVISITED project – where they are documenting the...

Nick Danziger explains the MDGs #REVISITED project

Nick Danziger returns to Niger, the first of his visits as part of a project to document how the MDGs have changed people's lives, and to raise awareness...

I have learned to hope

Despite the heavy rains in the small community of Lossa in Tillaberi Niger, a small crowd has gathered to mark World Breastfeeding Day with World Vision...

Wells Bring Hope

World Vision Niger in partnership with Wells Bring Hope, is working with ASUSU a local financial institution that helps put money in the hands of those...

Water for those who need it most.

Before it used to take me almost an hour to get a little water but now I can put the pot on the fire and dash over to the borehole to get water to make...

Zero child deaths to become new norm in Niger

World Vision Niger reported zero child deaths in three of the last five months from its 20 area development programmes that serve 45,552 children. This new...

Zelika's Hope

Zelika, 15, lives in a house so small one has trouble figuring out how she, her siblings and her parents all fit into it. The house is situated in a large...

CHILD HEALTH NOW

World Vision Niger goes out in the field to join our partners in raising their hands for Child Health Now!

Farmer managed natural regeneration

With his weathered hands ingrained with dirt, it’s easy to tell Rabiou Mahamadou is a farmer. Like many people in Niger, it’s how he’s fed his family for...

A mother's worry for her baby

Yasi Shaibou brought her 8 month old baby Saa to the health centre, because he was severely malnourished. Saa was suffering from diarrhea and was weak...

CMAM

World Vision Niger is expanding its work in CMAM into an additional 21 health institutions – including village health centres – to try and prevent an...