Stories
Asia* Plants Seeds of Hope for her Children
Asia Plants Seeds of Hope for her Children
Communicating A Way Into A Bright Future
Zaid*, a Syrian refugee in Jordan, Azraq Camp, this is his story in WVSR KG2 centre
A Day with the Welcoming Students of Miss Hanada*
A Day with the Welcoming Students of Miss Hanada*
Making Schools a Safe Place Again
WVSR secure education project in NWS, Adels story overcoming his fear and going back to school.
Feras* Rebuilds a Life in Syria After Years of Estrangement in Turkey
“When I left Syria, I felt my heart break. My eyes started watering, and I could not...
More Than a Promise: World Vision Improves Water Services in Northern Syria
Eleven years of war and fighting drove millions of Syrians out of their homes and into the...
Overcoming COVID-19 at World Vision-supported isolation facility in Northwest Syria
Sawsan* is a 56-years-old COVID-19 patient at a COVID-19 isolation facility supported by World Vision and run by...
Meeting the inspiring team behind the World Vision-supported COVID-19 isolation facility in Northwest Syria
A young care technician with a displacement journey of his own Ahmad* is a 28-year-old care technician...
Syrian Refugees Achieve Financial Stability under the World Vision Dam Project
More than 670,000 Syrian refugees sought safety in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. They ventured to an...
In the midst of war, a single mother fights to secure a life for her five children
Trapped in a cycle of vulnerability and abuse and unable to move freely, Syrian women and girls are...
A hearing device that changes everything for little Abdul and his family
Abdul* is a six-year-old boy who had to grow up without fully understanding much about the world...
Live another day: showing the strength of Syrian women and girls in a war-torn place
Now entering its 11th year, Syria’s conflict has taken a massive toll on every single Syrian, but...
World Vision Supports Vulnerable People in Azraq Camp
“I am a mother and a father to my children. I dedicate my life to the sake of...
Calm after the storm: Amira's journey to happiness
The brutal Syrian conflict cost thousands of children their loved ones. Many children lost either a mother...
An interview with Hana*, a champion of Solid Waste Management in Azraq Refugee Camp
The Syrian war resulted in the world’s biggest refugee crisis, reaching more than 6.5 million Syrian refugees...
Seeding Hope for Syrian Refugees through Economic Empowerment
More than 1,300 Syrian refugees and members of the Turkish host community have received the support needed to...
Behavioural Barriers to Inclusive Education
Delving into the behavioral barriers to education faced by Jordanian and Syrian parents of children with disabilities...
Bestowing Hope and Aid for Displaced Syrians
2011 was a turning point for Syria. The conflict started and it consequently declared a state of...
Thriving through life’s storms: A displaced Syrian mother’s story
By Rand Ishaqat, Communications Assistant At least 350,000 people have been killed in the 11 years long war...
Murad*: a young Syrian refugee boy who loves to play chess
By Rand Ishaqat, Communications Assistant “I wish there were chess boards in the centre. I love playing...
Syrian refugees determined to build a new life in Turkey
The "Socio-economic Empowerment and Protection Support” project provided vocational training opportunities for 150 beneficiaries in Turkey.
Water is not a given in Jordan
Written by Rand Ishaqat, Communications Assistant at World Vision Syria Response, Jordan Water is the essence of life...
Water, Food and Fuel – a luxury for displaced Syrians like Talal*
I left my life behind; we ran away to northern Syria. My children went through so much...
Saif’s Story: Nine-Year-Old Boy Practices Personal Hygiene Habits While Meeting Elmo
Jordan which is one of the largest refugee host countries in the region and has been responding...
The “Green Centre” Gives a Purpose for 33-year-old Yara*
I feel responsible for spreading awareness on waste management. I feel proud whenever I separate waste at my...