COVID-19 spread could devastate millions in Sudan
As of 13 April 2020, Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed 29 cases of COVID-19 in the country and four fatalities.
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Meet Richard, a refugee championing child protection in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement
Richard is a Child Protection Committee (CPC) member who has been working with World Vision since 2016 to...
16 Days of Activism: Zambia National Director's call for an end to GBV
World Vision's National Director for Zambia, John Hasse, urges all actors to take action against Gender-Based Violence...
Mobile Justice for Children initiative launched in Mozambique
Mobile state courts have been launched in northern Mozambique with the support of World Vision, to help...
Ghana: World Vision wins UNESCO-Japan Prize on Education for Sustainable Development
World Vision was chosen for its “Unlock Literacy Project (UL)" in Ghana, which promotes a holistic approach to...
Peace-building efforts resolve hostility between the people of Gedeo and Guji
World Vision's training on peace-building has brought about several constructive and collaborative engagements between the two ethnicities...
From one of the worst forms of child labour, to a stable schoolgirl
When sixteen-year-old Mastewal's parents divorced when she was only four years old, her mother struggled to feed...
Ending harmful practices: West African girls speak out
English As the 3rd African Girl Summit focusing on “Culture, Human Rights and Accountability; Accelerating End to Harmful...
Little People, Big Dreams
Gift and Promise are brothers, and both are children registered under World Vision's sponsorship programme. Through this...
Combatting nutritional challenges in Shinyanga and Singida regions
The Enhancing Nutrition Services to Improve Maternal and Child Health (ENRICH) Programme, which was being implemented in...
Digital Savings for Transformation (DSAT) in Zambia
World Vision has been using a wide range of approaches to deliver development to the rural community in...
Impact of Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) on local farmers
Through its Transforming Household Resilience in Vulnerable Environments (THRIVE) initiative, World Vision is using the FMNR approach...
Climate change, conflict, and COVID-19: Fighting hunger on top of a triple-crisis
While the fight to address world hunger has come a long way, we are still facing a...
World Vision recognised at the 2021 HR Focus Awards in Ghana
It was a great pleasure that, in addition to winning the “Best HR Management in the NGO Sector”...
Agricultural farming proves an effective long-term strategy to boost livelihoods and alleviate hunger among refugees
Vegetable gardens are keeping hope alive for most refugees here. When World Vision’s food partner, World Food...
Restoring broken families through male engagement
As the famous saying goes, one hand on its own cannot clap. Engaging men is critical to...
World Vision unveils ambitious strategy in Malawi
World Vision's new strategy is a roadmap that seeks to transform the lives of 6.5 million vulnerable children...
Enhanced Interactive Dialogue on Report of the UNHCHR on the DRC and Final Report of Experts on Kasaï
Human Rights Council 48th Session 5 October 2021 Enhanced Interactive Dialogue on Report of the UN High...
World Vision launches 2021 campaign to fight malaria in Malawi
World Vision, on Monday, launched the 2021 Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) campaign in Malawi, with an appeal...
World Vision hosts first “mega” Chosen™ event in Ghana
World Vision launched Chosen™ as a new invitation into child sponsorship, where children now have the power to...
Cash distribution supports more than 240 households to meet urgent needs
Insecurity in central Mali is not the only emergency requiring humanitarian action for the country. Today, families...
Hope at last for Astrida
Due to her mother’s ill health, baby Astrida was weaned off breast milk at three months, which...
Collaborating to raise awareness and fight against neglected tropical diseases in Niger
Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) remain a significant challenge in Niger. In order to protect children and communities, it...
Community disaster risk preparedness: A must for survival
There is nothing as devastating as a disaster that finds people unprepared and not knowing what to...
FY22 Day of Prayer in Ghana: “Each Day of Prayer has its own blessing”
World Vision's Board Chair for Ghana, Mrs Efua Ghartey described Day of Prayer as a special day...
Ayeshaitu’s story on creating her own opportunities in Ghana
“Due to poverty, many girls who get pregnant are forced to get married early. I did not want...