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Friday, November 21, 2025

Humanitarian Crisis in Nampula Deemed “A True Emergency” as Governor Calls for Urgent Solidarity

Scores of families are walking long distances to seek refuge in slightly safer regions following the escalation of security incidents in Nampula Province.

Climate Shocks Contribute to Food Insecurity

Two out of every five people face high levels of acute food insecurity in Afghanistan. The income and food source of 80% of the families depend on...

Niger: NGOs warn further instability and sanctions could exacerbate humanitarian needs of the most vulnerable including women and children

In Niger, a country already affected by multiple crises, humanitarian NGOs are warning that further instability could strongly deteriorate the living...

70 children returned from migration enjoy activities during the summer camp

Community Centre for Disability Services: 180 children and youth benefit from therapy and wide range of services

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Emilia's first summer camp: “It gave me the courage to carve my own path”

Before joining the World Vision Romania "I want in the 9th grade" program, Emilia (now 19 years old) had never been to a camp or trip outside her village...

Improving learning through locally made play items

Locally made toys and play items are promoting the optimal development and education performance of children in Kenya

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We believe in Gayane's fairy tale

Gayane is very awaited in the Child Development Foundation Jermuk center where the specialists work with her . We believe in Gayane's fairy tale and hope...

Education Ban Traumatises Afghan Girls

Girls can achieve more than just doing housework

Girls above grade six are not allowed to attend their schools in Afghanistan since March 2022. Let's read about the feeling of two Afghan girls who are...

Counseling sessions transform lives

Counselling Sessions helped Khurshid to cope with her negative behaviour

One counselling session changed Khurshid's life, let's read more how it happened.

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...

Amani, after finishing his drawing

Visual art is now Amani's passion

This article shows how a child supported by the ANCP project discovered his talent after a competition and several failures. Today, after many temptations...

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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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Water trucking improves education and sanitation amid drought

A crucial intervention by World Vision has helped schools benefits from regular water trucking services . This has transformed lives of children as...

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Livestock Offtake Programme Brings Relief to Food Insecure Families in Tana River County

World Vision empowered communities to embrace alternative approaches to livestock management. Instead of holding on to the animals until the drought kills...

This humanitarian couple’s partnership and courage shine brightly through Ukraine’s darkest moments

The UN OCHA reported that there are over eight million refugees from Ukraine sought refuge in various countries in Europe. “We did not know if we would see...

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Gifts-In-Kind: A game changer for Programming

World Vision’s goal of helping the most vulnerable, especially children, requires demand-driven strategies. Gifts-In-Kind (GIK) is a vital part of World...

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Invasive tree species provide organic pesticide for communities in Tana River, Kenya

The Proposis Juliflora trees, locally known as mathenge, are a menace to many farmers in Tana River County, Kenya. Thanks to the training offered by World...

Partnerships, Eswatini

Eswatini Electricity Company and World Vision Eswatini form partnership to support 1,200 vulnerable people

World Vision Eswatini (WVE) officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Eswatini Electricity Company (EEC). To sweeten this partnership, EEC...

Mothers with their children at a World Vision supported nutrition clinic

As conflict pushes thousands into displacement camps, World Vision is providing health and nutrition support to the most vulnerable

World Vision Sudan is supporting the health and nutrition needs of newly displaced people in Blue Nile with funding from the Sudan Humanitarian Fund

The value of clean water for Afghan children

In Afghanistan, 30 out of 34 provinces reported extremely low water quality. And the number of households impacted by the drought in 2022 is six times...