Thursday, June 11, 2026

From Illness to Recovery: Ray's Journey of Hope and Transformation

Ray Carter’s journey from TB diagnosis to recovery highlights resilience, support from World Vision PNG, and hope for a healthy future through early treatment.

Negative gender norms can be changed Hilda (18)

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 to increase knowledge on Financial Literacy...

S4T Empowers Margaret to venture into Poultry Farming (1)

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 and bought a box of hybrid chicks comprising of 52 birds...

Male Engagement proves beneficial for under nourished child (2)

Male engagement proves beneficial for undernourished child

In his role as a Village Health Volunteer (VHV), Francis identiﬁed 11 month old Julian, a severely malnourished child born to a teenage mother, who also...

WasH Project inspires behavior change in 5000 homes (28)

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 and also to encourage...

Child with severe malnourishment improves through Nutrition project (1)

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 balanced meal she direly needed. This is when Cathy...

Nutrition project provides life skills in Backyard gardening. (3).jpg

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 all turned around last year with the support from...

Community Led Total Sanitation is key in addressing Open defecation in communities (20)

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 Central Bougainville is the Community Led Total...

Global Fund boost Key Population Members with HIV Testing Skills (20)

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, tested and put on anti-retroviral treatment. Hence, more...

Case Finding Officers complete HIV counselling training (113)

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 HIV Counselling and Testing. “The...

Teachers from Middle Ramu district during day 1 of Teacher Teacher Training at Annaberg Station in Middle Ramu.

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 remote schools in...

Children plant Mangrove to protect community against Climate (4)

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 ecological importance and different uses...

Block Doctor Teaching men about women (3)

Norman's contribution in beating malnutrition

Norman is affectionately known as “the doctor” in his community at 9mile Jimi Block. He does not have any formal medical qualifications, and dropped out of...

Building Resilience project invests in rice farming (22)

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) Project has stirred a thirst for rice...

Grace

Human rights defenders speak up to support the vulnerable

World Vision empowers human rights defenders with training on how to assist women who have experienced violence. Child protection issues including child...

Rachel

Financial literacy improves livelihood for Rachel and family

Rachel, a mum of four, has learned how to budget and save her money and formed a savings group within her community. She took the lead and obtained a loan...

John

Francisca's dreams now within reach with new cocoa farming skills

For Francisca, cocoa farming is what she knows best and has been the primary source of income for her family for many years. Through the project, Francisca...

Edward in his nursery

Edward leads the way through cocoa farming

Edward is a cocoa farmer, buyer, and supplier from Siwai in south Bougainville. He resides in Tinputs of north Bougainville where he claims is one of the...

A man in his new cocoa clone block

Livelihood program creates new interest in cocoa farming

Raymond is a beneficiary of a cocoa project implemented by World Vision in his community. Prior to gaining knowledge and skills through the project, he had...

Women in South Fly to see ease in access to water burden WAVE project (23)

Women in Daru to see ease in access to water

To mark the International Women’s Day, we have all been urged to – Think equal, build smart, innovate for change. In Papua New Guinea, women still lack...

Our Light in the Dark

In 2018, World Vision responded to the call to assist survivors of the 7.5 magnitude earthquake in the Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea. One year...

Denzely finally returns to school

Earthquake Response: One year after, Denzely returns to school

Eleven year old Denzely will be back in school this year enjoying his favourite subject mathametics at Muluma Primary School, located in the Southern...

A lighter load to carry for Enoch

Twenty-year-old Enoch Wedewa now experiences a change that directly benefits him in school and in his community. The implementation of the Water and...

Human Rights Defenders: We do it from the heart for our community

Human Rights Defenders: We do it from the heart for our community

“We work in our community where there are a lot of child abuse, violence and child protection issues,” says Tom Oaveta, a community leader at Kerema Block...

Helping Moreen Thrive

One-year-old Moreen bounced gleefully on her mother’s lap as she absorbed her surroundings with alert eyes. She stopped and screamed excitedly as she fixed...