The Dawn of a Healthier Ngariawang
An estimated 80 percent of the population of Papua New Guinea (PNG) lives in rural areas. Only three out of ten people in rural areas have access to safe drinking water.
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The Dawn of a Healthier Ngariawang
An estimated 80 percent of the population of Papua New Guinea (PNG) lives in rural areas. Only three...
WASH FIT Approach lessens water burden in Awaba Hospital
The deteriorated Awaba hospital in Middle Fly, Western province which serves more than 15,000 population is now...
Projects may end but humanitarian work continues
Roselyn and her sister, Bernardine have been serving as World Vision’s village health volunteers since the Caring...
CACAO Project offers hope for downhearted Farmers
Although Marex was dissatisfied with his current rate of production and income earned, he is also excited and...
Tandem Breastfeeding: Caring for Nutrition Project saved my life
World Vision’s Caring for Nutrition Project gave me the knowledge, insight and strength to overcome the challenge...
Clone Cocoa Introduction expected to improve cocoa farming in Usino
As a mother who works in more than three food gardens to earn an income for the...
Negative gender norms can be changed: Hilda
Implemented by World Vision in PNG with funding support from the Government of New Zealand, the project aims...
S4T Empowers Margaret to venture into Poultry Farming
By the end of March 2022, Margaret requested and received a K700 loan from their Savings Group...
Male engagement proves beneficial for undernourished child
In his role as a Village Health Volunteer (VHV), Francis identified 11 month old Julian, a severely...
WasH Project inspires behavior change in 5000 homes
The Klinpela Komuniti Projek works with 200 communities in Central Bougainville to improve Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene facilities...
Child with severe malnourishment improves through Nutrition Project
Stella did not know about nutritional balanced diets and was unable to provide Shirley the type of...
Nutrition project provides life skills in Backyard gardening
As a district they had been performing poorly below 50 percent in the immunization space, however that...
Community-Led Total Sanitation is key to addressing open defecation in communities
The KKP approach used to improve Rumba and other communities in selected areas within the 3 districts in...
Global Fund boost Key Population Members with HIV Testing Skills
An estimated 30,000 people living with AIDs in Papua New Guinea are yet to be given counselling...
Case Finding Officers complete HIV counselling training
Some 35 participants from Hope Worldwide and Anglicare PNG recently completed a week–long training on Introduction to...
Improving teachers' capacity for remote schools in Papua New Guinea
Through the Together for Education project, supported by Papua New Guinea-Australia Partnership, teaching and learning are improving at...
Children plant mangrove trees to address climate change
Through the Child Focus Disaster Risk Reduction (CFDRR) project, children have the opportunity to learn about the...
Norman's contribution in beating malnutrition
Norman is affectionately known as “the doctor” in his community at 9mile Jimi Block. He does not...
Rice farming in building more resilient communities
In just four months of its first 6 months of implementation, the Building Resilient Communities in Madang (BRCM)...
World Vision supports more than 2000 patients with tuberculosis
Helen says, “Around 30 to 40 people come around to fetch water in a day. I advised...
Josephine no longer afraid of tuberculosis stigma
Whilst on anti-TB medication, Josephine has now resumed her high school education through distance mode while she...
Changing habits, transforming communities
Benjamin’s attitude has totally changed since our intervention in his community. Because of such a positive impact in...
Inspiring behavior change in rural community
Before our intervention, Samson found it difficult to access clean water to bath and for drinking, it...
10,000 lives improved through Caring for Nutrition Project
“We learnt a lot of good things from World Vision, they taught us how to plant greens...
World Vision Tuberculosis project supports Paul through double disease treatment
Having a disability and combating two diseases, Paul has faced and overcome many challenges. He was motivated to...