Tuesday, June 30, 2026

Growing resilience, harvesting hope: How communities in Makira are building a stronger future

Discover how the CARA Project is helping communities in Makira build climate resilience, improve livelihoods, strengthen food security, and create brighter futures for children.

Beehive boxes delivered to Tawarodo community

Growing resilience, harvesting hope: How communities in Makira are building a stronger future

Discover how the CARA Project is helping communities in Makira build climate resilience, improve livelihoods, strengthen food security, and create brighter...

Jonh

Small savings, big Impact: John's story of resilience and growth

Discover how John Solo’s story of resilience thrives through World Vision’s S4T program, uplifting rural communities and building brighter futures for...

Esther Maringa of Nafinuatogo Village on Santa Anna Island

Roots of Resilience: Makira Communities Preparing for Disaster

Resilient communities in Makira/Ulawa thrive through sustainable gardens, savings, and strong leadership, ready to face disasters with unity. This keeps it...

Kokana community VHC member doing awareness to the community

Strengthening Health from the Ground Up: How Village Health Committees Are Transforming Immunization Outreach in Solomon Islands

Village Health Committees strengthened by GAVI through WVSI

Francis with photo of his sponsors

Chosen: Empowering children through sponsorship in Solomon Islands

World Vision Solomon Islands First CHOSEN Event

Children of Kwai Island

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...

DPM Hon. Maelanga visit stalls

Solomon Islands Government acknowledges World Vision's 40 years service

Our partnership with World Vision Solomon Islands is an excellent example of what can be done when the government works with Civil Society organizations...

Beglyn and mother

World Vision's intervention gives Beglyn a second chance of learning

Her engagements with the project gives her hope, and she is now knowledgeable about how she could help her daughter continue her education at home.

Hazard mapping in Makira

Communities map-out hazard areas in Makira

"this activity is indeed beneficial to us Tawapuna community members as we now realise that we are living with risks in our communities, but we do not know...

World Vision Team at North Malaita

World Vision's intervention equips Martino with parenting knowledge

This instance signifies a broader phenomenon that many children face or, in any way, have experienced adverse childhood experiences.

launch wins

WASH in School Project Launched

the Solomon Islands estimates that 17% of the schools nationally have access to basic services for drinking water, and in rural areas, that decreases to 14...

Judith

"My passion of serving communities is the driving force despite challenges," Judith Kaki

"Working in this kind of organisation is a blessing to me because we work with the community elders, youth, and children to ensure children enjoy life in...

Disaster Simulation

Children find disaster knowledge useful as they travel far to school

Our school is far, where we can walk three hours to reach, and on our way, we cross rivers; thus, when we learn about disasters, the knowledge is with us...

Cake cutting

New Project to empower communities address climate change and nutrition issues launched

The project, Nature-Based Opportunities Underpinning Resilient and Sustainable Households (NOURISH), will ensure vulnerable children are well nourished in...

Malaita Children parade in Auki

"All children have the same right, whether a girl or boy, able or disabled,"

It doesn't matter whether a child is a boy or girl, disable or able or where a child comes from, all of them have the same right,

During a parade in Auki town on December 3rd

A child with disability pleads for recognition for people with disability

"World Disability Day! I am Proud of who I am!

Lau Valley Youth

Honiara youths convene as part of 16 Days Activism

Violence is everybody's business.

Mangrove

Solomon Communities rolling out Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR)

Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) is a low-cost land restoration technique used to combat poverty and hunger amongst farmers by increasing food...

Marlon in his farm

"I am challenged to be different:" Marlon Siru

Marlon was once a shopkeeper in a Chinese shop in Honiara. He had decided to go back to the village and live with his mother. Lacking empowerment makes...

Taba'a community Honiara

Training children for future peace-loving citizens

This year, WVSI adopted the Gudfala Life approach through its Faith and Development Programme and worked with a few communities in Honiara. Gudfala life is...

Wesley United Sunday School Children singing during the launch

Solomon Islands Endim Vaelens Agenstim Pikinini (SIEP) Programme launch

The programme is crucial because, according to the UNICEF Situation Analysis on abuse for Children below 15 years, the Solomon Islands is the highest in...

Roselyn Baku MERMAID Project Manager talking to visitors to WVSI Booth

World Vision Solomon Islands commits to the food day theme 'leave no one behind'.

WVSI is serious about the project to ensure no one in the ten communities is left behind because a recent assessment conducted by World Vision Solomon...

Ata Paipai from Oau, South Malaita

Communities in Solomon Islands saves millions (SBD) through S4T model

S4T is a saving model that encourages community members to establish saving clubs where they can save money. While saving, the members can also access...

YONEMA TEMOTU

World Vision celebrates partnership with YONEMA communities

The YONEMA communities celebrated its first-anniversary partnership with World Vision implementing the Community Channels of Hope Project (CCOH). YONEMA...