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Tuesday, February 18, 2025

Children's Voices Echo Across Malaita: A Call for Change

A powerful month for child protection in Malaita! We celebrated Children's Day in East Malaita AND monitored Child Protection Committees across 8 communities. Kids are speaking up, communities are taking action, and we're seeing real progress.

World Vision assists Solomon Islands flood survivors

World Vision is providing much needed support to more than 10,000 people staying in evacuation centres in Honiara and Guadalcanal Province following flash...

Honiara Flood Relief

Thousands of people have lost homes and loved ones after devastating flash floods tore through the Solomon Islands capital, Honiara, on 3rd April 2014...

Water is like a thief for Solomon Islanders

Suzanne Wargo is a volunteer with World Vision Solomon Islands. As an Advocacy and Communications Officer she gets to meet many amazing Solomon Islanders...

Solomon Islands flash floods damages homes and destroys livelihoods

On 3 April 2014, following days of heavy rain, river banks broke and flash flooding swept through Solomon Islands’ capital of Honiara. The steep slopes of...

Solomon Islands Floods: 'It has stolen everything'

“The flood, the water it is like a thief - it has stolen everything.” Rebecca Unga, 28, said as she described the moments after the Mataniko River broke...

Floods hit Honiara, communities prepare for cyclone

Consecutive days of rain caused by a tropical storm have blocked roads and flooded large parts of the capital, Honiara. Bridges are unpassable or washed...

Women and Education: Important for development of Solomon Islands

International Women’s Day was celebrated in the Solomon Islands with a parade of over 200 women, men and children through the capital followed by speeches...

Temotu Earthquake and Tsunami One Year Anniversary

On 6 February 2013, an 8.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami swept through the Solomon Islands’ remotest area. More than 6,500 people were affected and 23...

Staff Blog: Badeley Nimepo recounts Temotu Tsunami day

Badeley Nimepo is the Design Monitoring and Evaluation (DME) officer for World Vision Solomon Islands Temotu Area Program Office. He was at the office when...

Temotu Tsunami - One Year On

A year after an 8.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami swept through the Solomon Islands’ remotest area, World Vision continues to assist people in the most...

Communities mark one year anniversary of tsunami in Solomon Islands

One year after a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck the eastern most province of the Solomon Islands on 6 February 2013, the community of Nea, on...

Improved health for Solomon Islands tsunami survivors

World Vision is helping to bring clean water and improve sanitation for people of who were affected by an 8.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami that swept...

Safe spaces help children recover from Solomon Islands tsunami

Solomon Islands children, parents and teachers have benefited from Child Friendly Spaces established following the massive earthquake and tsunami that...

Emergency radio service helps Solomon Islanders in tsunami recovery process

An emergency radio service project has helped people affected by an 8.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami that struck the eastern most province of the...

Successful Solomon Islands violence prevention program to be replicated

An Australian government delegation, including the Minister for Foreign Affairs, visited World Vision in the Solomon Islands to see how communities are...

Christmas surprise: Anti-violence program in Solomon Islands gets funding boost from Australian Government

Solomon Islands children and their families had an early Christmas surprise when Australia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs visited, giving out toys to share...

Working together to end gender-based violence

World Vision Solomon Islands joined more than a 1,000 people to march through the streets of Honiara to show their support for ending violence against...

Solomon Islands youth given greater access to workforce

Young people in the capital of Solomon Islands are gaining on-the-job training and greater employment opportunities, through World Vision’s Honiara Youth...

Communities making sanitation a priority

More than half the people in the Solomon Islands don’t t have access to a safe toilet or latrine but World Vision is using an innovative approach to end...

Transforming communities and improving lives in Honiara

Burns Creeks, a community outside Honiara, the capital of Solomon Islands, is working to break the cycle of poverty. Through World Vision’s Honiara Youth...

Channels of Hope training for Solomon Islands police officers to address gender-based violence

A recent study found that two out of three women in the Solomon Islands have experienced physical and/or sexual violence from an intimate partner and that...

Addressing gender-based violence in Solomon Islands

A recent study found that two out of three women in the Solomon Islands have experienced physical and/or sexual violence from an intimate partner and that...

World Vision shares approach to reducing violence against women at UN meeting

World Vision’s faith-based approach for tackling violence against women in the Solomon Islands was showcased at the 57th United Nations (UN) Commission on...

Prime Minister of Solomon Islands praises World Vision

Solomon Islands Prime Minister, Gordon Darcy Lilo, has praised World Vision for the work it is doing to improve the lives of children, families and...