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Tuesday, October 21, 2025

Haiti’s Displaced Are Not Forgotten — But They Need Us Now

Thousands displaced in Haiti’s Central Plateau face inhumane conditions. World Vision urges global action to restore dignity, safety, and hope.

Mobile Health and Nutrition Teams Ensure Children’s Wellbeing

With the fund and continued commitment provided by donors such as Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC), World Vision Afghanistan was able to provide access...

Parents need support to treat their children from malnutrition

Between October 2022 and March 2023, over 37,000 children, like Naseeba and Jahfar, are enjoying wellbeing and good health after they received treatment...

Empowering Women through Income-Generating Projects

Empowering Women through Income-Generating Projects

Through its food security and livelihood interventions, World Vision Afghanistan supports families with income-generating projects. Fozia is one of the...

Clean Water is not Scarce Anymore

Clean water saves children as well as adults from several diseases, thus World Vision Afghanistan constructs and/or rehabilitates water networks to ensure...

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Fathers Matter

With its implementing partners, World Vision adopted the community-based approach in the Nurturing Care Groups (NCG) project. It targets harmful coping...

ECD classes: ‘the foundation of education’

ECD classes: ‘the foundation of education’

To ensure Afghan children access basic education, World Vision Afghanistan establishes community-based education (CBE) and early childhood development (ECD...

Food Bank agri-food services provide a lifeline for Ukrainian refugees and Moldovan host families

Dozens of Ukrainian refugees like Larisa came to collect the packages distributed by the Food Bank, World Vision’s local partner, made possible with the...

On Kakhovka dam’s ground zero, Arms of Mercy volunteer shows up for her fellow Ukrainians in need

A young Ukrainian woman defied the odds to return from the US and help her fellow countrymen amidst the tragedy caused by the Kakhovka Dam destruction...

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A Mother’s Journey Back into Motherhood

"My house consisted of three rooms and a spacious yard where children played…. my husband worked in construction and provided us with a beautiful life,"

From war to flooding, displaced Ukrainians shocked and saddened with Kakhovka dam disaster; World Vision partner responds

World Vision’s partner Arms of Mercy (AoM) immediately organized a trip to the most affected regions to assess the situation and provide for the urgent...

Sacrificing childhood for work

There are many children like Mujeb who are the sole breadwinners of their families and they don't have any other option but involving in child labour...

Angelani is now relieved of her difficulties thanks to the support of World Vision

This video shows how World Vision has help Angelani to become independent and now she can go to school and learn as other friends without disability. Now...

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A friendly space for children to reconnect to normal life

In the Centre-North region of Burkina Faso, World Vision has set up child-friendly spaces that enable hundreds of them to dance, paint and simply...

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10 Facts about Protecting Children

Childhood can be a fragile thing, and too many children are robbed of this basic freedom and their innocence. Here are 10 important facts about child...

Attendees listening the message about menstruation

DR Congo: Commitments made by the authorities to mark Menstrual Hygiene Day

This article brings to light the difficulties that young girls face during their menstrual period, such as stigmatisation and the lack of appropriate...

Pupils in a classroom almost empty at Kanyunyi primary school in Kalehe

The floods in Kalehe have taken children's lives and affected the education of surviving children

This article focuses on the loss of life of pupils in some schools after the floods in Kalehe. Some schools have seen their numbers reduced significantly...

Transforming child-friendly spaces creatively foster connection between Ukrainian and Moldovan children

The child-friendly space is supported by AVE Copiii, World Vision’s local partner, and sponsored by Nachbar in Not (NiN) and the Austrian Development...

For over 5 years, Lahoo has been advocating to end violence against children in Thailand

Q&A with Lahoo, a changemaker from Thailand

For over 5 years, Lahoo has been advocating to end violence against children in Thailand. Having experienced neglect as a child, he strives to ensure...

Access to quality education plays a vital role in the social, emotional, and instructional development of young learners.©World Vision Photo/Martin Muluka.

Education protects children from violent activities in Lamu

Education protects children from violent activities in Lamu County, Kenya.

Osama and the facilitator of the Makani Club

Osama Finds His Voice

How a shy child finds his voice through the child clubs supported by World Vision in the West Bank.

World Vision Zimbabwe Celebrates 50th Anniversary

World Vision Zimbabwe Celebrates 50th Anniversary

World Vision Zimbabwe is celebrating 50 years of changing lives together with our children, their families, their communities, our colleagues, donors...

A Ukrainian mother’s firm determination to rebuild life in the midst of war

World Vision, in partnership with Youth Movement Be Free (YMBF) through the support of USAID’s Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA), ACTED Ukraine and...

Childrens Parliament

Children’s Parliament - A safe forum for children to speak up and be heard

Children’s Parliament offers an opportunity for children and young people to express their views and to participate in discussions, activities and...

Safe spaces and psychosocial activities play crucial role in lives of children displaced by war in Ukraine

Through the support of Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP), more than one hundred displaced children from Eastern Ukraine are attending psychosocial...