Monday, October 20, 2025

Encouraging self sufficiency :Empowering women to farm their way out of Hunger

World Vision supports women farmers in Sudan with seeds, training, and tools to boost food production and secure sustainable income.

Fetching water is no longer a tough job in Shanisha village

Damazin, Blue Nile State- 26-year-old Rabeha Omar Abbas, a mother of two children, comes to a water hand pump installed by World Vision, in Shanisha...

World Vision Sudan Annual Report of 2015

Relief for tens of thousands of South Darfur residents

World Vision has launched a project worth 800,000 EUROS in South Darfur aimed at enhancing the nutritional status of the most vulnerable populations, as...

Learning will never be suspended again

Blue Nile state-Visitors to Damazin and its environs will notice tiny huts roofed with straws and dry twigs dotted all over the landscape. The huts...

Transforming Communities bit by bit

KHARTOUM -Mayo District located south of Khartoum state is host to thousands of poor urban children and their families who have fled from conflict areas...

Health with a difference: Positively impacting our environment

Deforestation and desertification as well as scarcity of water are some of the main environmental concerns facing Darfur states, including South Darfur...

World Vision Supporting Response to Floods-Induced Emergency in Sudan

August 13 th – Situation Overview Ongoing heavy rains in Sudan have resulted in flash floods, which have affected several states in the country including...

Safe Motherhood

Twenty-three-year-old Hosna, calmly cradles her eight-week-old son, playing with him as she narrates the experience she went through during her first...

Personal reflection on the armed attacks in Darfur

It is strange that I had some tension as I drove into the hotel last month. The occasion was the much-anticipated meeting with three colleagues who...

Irrigation brings hope to Darfur

The farmers of Bulbul depend on rain-fed agriculture and livestock production. During a good rainy season, they produce sesame, sorghum, millet, maize and...

School feeding keeps kids in school

Education was not a priority for parents and children when arriving to the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps. Instead, families were worried about...

Thousands wait to return home

By Gebre Egziabher Hadera, reporting for World Vision Sudan Ton Doud is pretty sure he will miss the deadline. He is planning to remain in an Internally...