Monday, December 22, 2025

The Blue Thread

14.2 million people will need Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) assistance in 2026, to save lives and build the basis of healthy, well-nourished and productive communities. World Vision will be playing its part. Watch this movie to find out how World Vision will be playing its part.

World Vision Afghanistan's Street Working Children Enrichment Centre

WVA's Street Working Children Enrichment Centre supports street working children with health, education and counselling services in Herat City. This centre...

Maryam's Photo

From Darkness to Light: Helping a Blind Child to See

WVA's Street Working Children Enrichment Centre supports street working children with health, education and counselling services in Herat City.

Vaccination Campaign in Ouahigouya

RAISE 4 Sahel meets the challenge of vaccinating displaced communities in Burkina Faso

The RAISE 4 Sahel project, financed by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and implemented by a consortium led by World Vision, has organized a zero-dose...

World Vision joins 15 NGOs to amplify nationwide mental health awareness campaign in Moldova

During the event in Chisinau, Moldova, World Vision, with the help of Aktion Deutschland Hilft (ADH), joined 15 other local and international NGOs...

Providing Access to Health & Nutrition Services for the Most Vulnerable

This video shows children and communities benefit from World Vision Afghanistan's health and nutrition interventions.

Advancing Maternal Health with WASH Facilities

World Vision constructed a mechanised water system and toilet latrines to improve sanitation and hygiene of patients at Kapenga Health Centre in Mchinji...

"Kia Green Light Project" is now in Albania

Vaccination Campaign

"I had to flee, leaving everything behind, even my daughter's vaccination booklet"

The Raise 4 Sahel project in Burkina Faso, partnered with the Ministry of Health, to conduct a vaccination campaign, targeting zero-dose and insufficiently...

Children from Mauritania

World Vision Mauritania: 40 Years of impact on Children's Lives

It has been 40 years of change and transformation. As an organization, World Vision is pleased to celebrate the gains it has made in its collaboration with...

SMAG

Health Community Agents: Safe Mother Action Groups working on reducing Maternal and Neonatal Deaths

World Vision’s Timed and Targeted Counselling (TTC) is a family-inclusive behaviour change communication (BCC) approach targeting families of young...

Kaung shares water to his neighbor child

Water: Life of the livings

Access to clean water was the main challenge in Kaung's village. Due to unclean water, children often get sick of diarrhoea while adequate health...

A mother brings her daughter for a medical checkup at Silozwe Clinic.

Health Access Key for Community Development – Silozwe Clinic Matobo, Zimbabwe

World Vision Zimbabwe is helping communities to easily access quality healthcare through the construction of clinics.

Florence Main

Women leading charge to end malaria

World Vision's Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) programme is changing lives in Malawi.

Good health is a blessing!

Good health is a blessing!

Sakina, 11, was suffering from inflammation of the tonsil. World Vision reached to their village and supported her to have tonsil operation. She is...

Baby kits improve maternal and child health in Turkana County

Baby kits improve maternal and child health in Turkana County

Tackling taboos that affect child health in Kilifi County

Through its Baby Friendly Community Initiative (BFCI) project, World Vision is empowering communities to abandon harmful taboos and embrace healthy...

Access to Family Planning Services Boosts Maternal and Child Health in Garbatulla

The Garbatulla Healthy Timing and Spacing Project, has increased access to family planning services for communities in Kenya's Isiolo County. This has...

Elizabeth and her child attending a training session with World Vision Ghana

What happens when... you talk about family planning?

When to have babies, how many to have or to have them at all? It might be an awkward conversation for some, but for others, it’s a life-saver. Here’s why.

Fundraiser

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 ( USD 14,700) through a 5km...

One mobile health clinic for nine villages

One mobile health clinic for nine villages

“We had lost our hope for her life. We thought Safia will not live long,” says 34-year-old Najmudin. Because food on the table was not sufficient, his wife...

A hope is restored!

A hope is restored!

In a far district of Herat province, in the west part of Afghanistan, a family lives in a mud-made house with no wall around it. There are two rooms, each...

Oasis amid the drought

Oasis amid the drought

The barren dusty hills of northwestern Afghanistan’s Faryab province stretch far into the horizon. Over the past years, regular droughts and depleting...

Maternal

World Vision hands over Kanyongoloka Maternity annex to the Zambian Government

With support from Golf Fore Africa, World Vision in Zambia has handed over a fully furnished maternity annex and incinerator at Kanyogoloka Rural Health...

Community health workers deliver services in South Sudan’s remote areas

“My child was sick in the night. He was sweating with a high fever. I was scared and quickly rushed with him to Paul Muke, the boma health worker’s home on...