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Vacancy: EU Partnerships Specialist
Vacancy for EU Partnerships Specialist
More than Moneypenny: women are leaders in security
As James Bond has slowly learned, women play a vital role in global security work, writes Frances.
World Vision’s Rwanda Legal Advisor elected as Member of Parliament
Germaine Mukabalisa, who has been working as a Legal and Risk Management Advisor at World Vision Rwanda...
World Vision Ghana Holds Day Of Prayer
Photo credit: World Vision/Jason Amoo/Silas Owusu World Vision International, Ghana has held its annual Day of Prayer to...
Communications Unit holds a capacity training for Southern Region Staff
The Communications Unit held a Communicating Evidence-based Approach (CEA) Writing Workshop, for the Southern Region Staff of...
A Stitch in Time
World Vision is assisting youth who are school-dropouts – including former sponsored children from Lalitpur district to...
A Dream Come True
Not only so, but we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; 4...
A Refugee child dreams of playing for Chelsea in the Barclays Premier League
By Mukitale Moses Time Check 8am. 13-year-old John Mabior is already up and clad in his ragged...
What happens after a World Vision project closes?
Have you ever wondered what happens after World Vision projects close? Do the community keep up the...
Humanitarian work: a balancing act
The privilege to share people's stories One sees the unimaginable, the nearly indescribable in responding to a disaster...
Breaking a world record doesn’t happen every day
1,200 people gathered in Bucharest to work together to break the record for the world’s largest salad.