Wednesday, April 6, 2022

Mobilisers at the market: How communities are learning about COVID-19 vaccines

Our role is crucial in changing people’s minds. I saw the rise in the number of people getting vaccinated. This gives me the fulfilment that I was able to do my job well and keep people safe and protected.

COVID 19 response in Africa: building brighter futures for vulnerable children

The impact of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis is exacerbating the complex issues that vulnerable children and communities across Africa had already been facing...

WV DRC National Director, Anne-Marie Connor, hands over an assortment of medical supplies to government to fight COVID19

World Vision donates medical supplies to fight COVID-19 in the DRC

World Vision has handed over personal protection gear to the DRC Government to help safeguard health and community workers as they support vulnerable...

COVID-19 response: building brighter futures for vulnerable children in Africa

The impact of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis is exacerbating the complex issues that vulnerable children and communities across Africa had already been facing...

Micheal builds tippy taps for members of his community

From the Sekyere East district in the Ashanti Region, Micheal explains how COVID-19 has changed his life and the way his community operates. He explains...

Angola Awareness Raising on COVID-19

World Vision is collaborating with government to slow down the spread of COVID-19 in Angola

The COVID-19 pandemic is distressing the world’s stability and its economy. Angola is currently facing a health crisis similar to what several others are...

Tricycles to ease transportation for expectant mothers

Saving mothers: Busia District fights to cement gains despite threats from Covid-19

By Raheal Auma, Monitoring & Evaluation Officer, AIM Health Project, Busia District Uganda’s Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH)...

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Tackling COVID-19: Communities Adopt Innovative Gardening Techniques to Boost Food Security and Household Income

Irene Sinoya, World Vision Communications Specialist, Kenya Just as most parents in Kenya, Evans and Joyce are slowly adapting to economic challenges...

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COVID -19 could put 85 million children at risk of physical, sexual and emotional violence over next 3 months World Vision warns

Based on emerging indicators, World Vision warns that the estimated 1 billion children already exposed to violence, could grow by up to 85 million as...

A girl in her home in lockdown because of COVID-19

COVID-19: We must fight harder to end violence against children

Bill Forbes, Global Sector Lead - Child Protection & Participation The headlines are terrible: more than 4.4m people infected with COVID-19 and 300,000...

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World Vision Donates Medical Items to Boost Kenya's COVID-19 Fight

By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications Officer, Kenya World Vision Kenya has donated medical supplies worth over 50 million Kenya shillings (467...

Distribution of hygiene kits in NBR

World Vision distributes hygiene kits to families in northern Bangladesh

As part of the COVID-19 response, World Vision Bangladesh has started hygiene kits distribution in Paba Area Programme to the most vulnerable children and...

World Vision supports the Ministry of Health with personal protective equipment in Ghana

In Ghana, as part of our global Covid-19 response, World Vision has donated personal protective equipment worth US$10,000 to the Ministry of Health. Learn...

How to properly use a face mask

This video outlines the proper way nose masks should worn and also guidelines to ensuring they are being used correctly.

Lettuce, chilis, cucumbers, long beans, corns... Chansamone’s garden abounds of fresh and appetizing vegetables. A fence made of cactus protects the luxurious flora grown with natural, non-chemical fertilizers. A garden that will provide food for her and the 13 members of her household. However, it has not been the case in a recent past. For the 35 years-old single mother of a young boy, it has been very difficult to carry the load of the a household also including her parents, grand-parents, brothers and s

The garden of promises: how Chansamone feeds her family during COVID-19

Lettuce, chilis, cucumbers, long beans, corns - Chansamone’s garden abounds of fresh and appetizing vegetables. A fence made of cactus protects the rich...

Faith Leaders educate community representatives on how to protect themselves and others from COVID-19

In close coordination with WHO, Ministry of Haji and Religious Affairs and World Vision Afghanistan Faith and Development unit, 60 religious leaders and...

We will stay strong together as we fight the battle against COVID19

Watch the video above to hear World Vision National Director in Zambia, John Hasse, speak about how the organisation is responding to help the most...

Food distribution in Zambia the era of COVID-19

Despite the challenges caused by COVID-19, World Vision in Zambia continues to distribute emergency lifesaving humanitarian food supplies in Western and...

Innovating with partners in Somalia

Innovating with partners in Somalia to curb the spread of COVID-19

by Lillian Omariba, Senior Communications Manager for WV Somalia Great partnerships and innovation are helping to create awareness and dissemination of...

COVID-19 in refugee camps: Eunus Rohingya refugee adolescent story

Eunus, 16, one of 860,000 Rohingya refugees, shares how he's been missing going to World Vision's learning centre since the lockdown. However, he is...

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Caring, Loving and Supporting Children during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications Officer, Kenya Ten-year-old Elijah smiles shyly as he learns how to wear a mask at Ilbisil Primary School...

1-Distribution of Personal Protective Equipment for health facilities at Nyamusi County, Kenya.

Supporting Rural Health Facilities to Fight COVID-19

By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications Officer, Kenya Through its COVID-19 Response Plan, World Vision is supporting rural health facilities in...

We will not stop supporting the most vulnerable children of this world

We will not stop supporting the most vulnerable children of this world.

World Vision responds to COVID-19 with the largest effort in the organisation's history

Watch this video to get an overview of World Vision's expanded global COVID-19 response.

Homes have been made friendly enough for children to read and play

Refugees creating a fun environment for children to learn during lockdown

Play is essential in the growth of children. As they play and have fun, children develop emotionally, intellectually and socially. Language is also...