19-year-old community leader reaffirms her desire to bring change in her community through Citizen Voice Action
Clara travelled to Morocco to share best practices in Citizen Voice and Action (CVA)
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19-year-old community leader reaffirms her desire to bring change in her community through Citizen Voice Action
Clara travelled to Morocco to share best practices in Citizen Voice and Action (CVA)
Zambia’s Children’s Code Act Prohibits Child Abuse and Promotes Child Protection
August 24, 2022, will go down in history as a special day for the children of Zambia...
Voices of Children Amplified through Children’s Parliament
Children’s Parliament is one of the many initiatives that WVL is implementing towards creation of safe, protective...
World Vision in Zambia Breaks Ground for New Office Block
It’s been 15 years in the making, and it’s finally here. Construction of the new office premises for...
Young Voices Matter Forum
This World Children’s Day 2022, children highlighted child-led solutions to child well-being issues like COVID-19, climate change...
Children in East Asia raise their voices
COVID-19, climate change and conflict are touched on at World Vision’s Young Voices Matter Forum.
The effects of hunger and Covid-19 on Angel's life and her family
This video talks about the effects of hunger and Covid-19 on many families in DR Congo. Angel and...
Campaigning for Child Rights in German Parliment
Together with ten other child rights organizations, World Vision Germany (WVG) founded the advocacy campaign #ChildRightsChampions to...
Inside Ukraine: Two wars and the courage of a Ukrainian woman
World Vision's response in Ukraine is composed of dedicated local staff like Tetiana whose courage and commitment...
Excelling to academic success against all odds - Setsabile's story
Setsabile, a World Vision Eswatini registered child from Lubulini in the Lubombo Region, excelled in being the top-performing...
The prominent youth of Akkar
The youth are the future. Empowering them means empowering and creating future leaders capable of handling the...
Big Sister: Defying odds by going back to school after marriage
Ending Child Marriage and strengthening girl's rights.
World Vision Zambia Board of Directors successfully hold Fundraiser
By Agatha Mali, Communications Officer, Zambia World Vision Zambia’s Board of Directors has supported the raising of K250,000...
Annual Report Video Format World Vision Niger
We have the immense joy and privilege of presenting to you the annual report in video format...
World Vision in Zambia bids farewell to Mporokoso district after 15 years of partnership.
By Kambani Phiri, Communications Specialist, Zambia After almost 15 years of implementing community development programmes in the...
FIGHTING FOR THE TOILET TO BE A THING OF THE PAST FOR KALANGA LEARNERS
Matsetsa - Being bullied out of using the toilet because you are a junior learner is the norm...
Citizens’ Voice in Action model transforms school
Several years ago, World Vision Eswatini introduced an advocacy model, known as Citizens’ Voice in Action (CVA)...
Children not soldiers: Ninety-two former child soldiers graduate from vocational skills training
“The knowledge and skills that we have learned will help build back the trust of the people...
“Please reconsider corporal punishment in schools”- Swazi national high school pupils
Matsapha- To commemorate the Day of the African Child, World Vision Eswatini and other child-funded organizations have been...
Zambian Government commitments to enacting the Child Code Bill at commemoration of Day of the African Child
As a commitment to protecting children from various forms of violence, the government of the Republic of...
Paterne challenges adults on harmful punishment inflicted on children in CAR
He is having fun playing with his friends - perhaps a little amused because of the camera...
Jenipher encourages teen mothers to return to school and break barriers
Eighteen-year-old Jenipher Yonasi dropped out of school in 2020. She fell pregnant when she was 17 years old...
Teenage pregnancy does not mean the end for refugee girls in Uganda
COVID-19 and the subsequent lockdown led to a spike in the number of teenage pregnancy cases in...
World Vision and IOM partner to aid vulnerable internally displaced persons and disaster-affected populations in Kenya
By Ivy Muigai, Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and World Vision...
President Hakainde Hichilema commends World Vision’s work
By Kambani Phiri, Communications, Zambia The President of the Republic of Zambia, His Excellency Mr. Hakainde Hichilema has...