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Thursday, December 4, 2025

THRIVE Phase II Conference Highlights Strong Results and Scales Up Impact in Malawi

Thrive Start- Up workshop discusses critical issues affecting farmers in Malawi

Maternal health programmes in Afghanistan

The Afghanistan I know

Progress in Afghanistan has not only been possible, it's been a reality, Patrick reflects as World Vision re-commits to the country's vulnerable children.

In rural Kenya many communities are impacted by drought, hunger and malnutrition but in Marafa families are thriving thanks to child sponsorship which funds income generation, resilience and nutrition programmes.

Self-sufficient: Does child sponsorship cause dependency?

Here are 4 ways child sponsorship builds self-sufficient communities.

Marau Office opening

World Vision Solomon Islands reaching children and people of Weather Coast

World Vision Solomon Islands has dedicated an office for the Weather Coast Area Program at Manikalaku Sub-Station, Marau Sound yesterday, July 3oth 2021...

World Vision wins award

World Vision Ghana wins Millennium Excellence Award

World Vision was the only international non-governmental organisation (INGO) among the over 60 distinguished personalities and corporate bodies honoured...

World Vision staff member works with teacher in school in Ghana

It's who we are

When a child is sponsored, their life is transformed. And that’s because child sponsorship works to empower their whole community, to create a place where...

Leadershift

What does it look like to lead well in the 21st century?

In a guest blog, one of the UK's leading social commentators Dr Krish Kandiah reflects on the challenges today's leaders face - and what we can learn from...

Data use in Armenia

Why data is never neutral

The conversation is not over - we need to confront the important questions raised by any discussion around digital identity and data use, argues Amos.

Babacar Gningu

From the warmth of Cambessa to the greenery of Baboulaye: Babacar reflects after repeated attempts at illegal emigration

For Babacar, a 45-year-old father of six, the income earned through his activities was so insufficient for his family responsibilities, that he was...

World Vision President and CEO, Andrew Morely, meets children in Kenya

Leader LEGO

As part of a new World Vision podcast series, Andrew reflects on the building blocks vital to any leader.

Children at Groupe Scholaire Kibirizi students enjoying new buildings

Children at Groupe Scolaire Kibirizi now enjoying quality learning

Groupe Scolaire Kibirizi school is a secondary school in Rubengera sector - Karongi District, in the Western province of Rwanda. Before the start of a...

Young and Inspired

The young enterprenuer

18-year-old Ezra is a year eleven student and a successful young entrepreneur from East Malaita. He is one of the many youths in his community that are...

Young girls enjoying their schooling in Herat, Afghanistan. Photo Credit: Maya Assaf- Horstmeier.

Embracing Stronger Partnerships across the Nexus: World Vision’s story

Summary: In this joint blog post with CDA Collaborative Learning, Maya Assaf-Horstmeier, Director of Peacebuilding and Conflict Sensitivity, writes about a...

Youth Ready Program: youth ready to develop skills, undertake, work and serve the community

STEP (Skills Training for Employment Program) is a project financed by global affairs Canada and implemented by World Vision in partnership with the...

diversity in nutrition

Diversity Matters

Tettey, 40, expected many things from World Vision’s “Nutrition Links” programme when it came to his home area of Mensah Dawa. But, he didn’t expect it to...

Woman overlooking the water

Every drop in the ocean matters: what 20 years as a female humanitarian has taught me

Twenty years of humanitarian work later, I still could not imagine doing anything else. It has taken me to some of the most difficult and challenging...

Ethiopian farmer holding carrots

The untapped potential of agroforestry

Bill Mollison, father of permaculture, once said: “Though the problems of the world are increasingly complex, the solutions remain embarrassingly simple.”...

Isabelle writing at school

Isabelle: Sponsorship, economic empowerment and clean water—a powerful combination

Sponsored child, Isabelle, is absolutely thriving in the Kisaro Area Programme in Rwanda, thanks to her sponsor in Australia, as well as a new cow, and a...

'Women in Leadership' takes centre stage in Zimbabwe

World Vision Zimbabwe Intensifies Women's Empowerment Programmes

‘Women in Leadership’ takes centre stage The role of women in society, particularly in the work place, has always been a case of comparison to their male...

Clean, safe, and cheaper cooking for all

Funded by Australian Aid, World Vision Myanmar conducted an impact assessment of the Mimi Moto stove in the district of Chauk, a dry zone area in the upper...

People are key to breaking the fragility cycle

The world has taken note; the need to increase reach and investment into fragile contexts is a well-established priority.

education minister

Education Minister commissions E-learning project in Hwange

Primary and Secondary Education Minister Professor Paul Mavima recently commissioned the Eco-School Managed E-Learning at St Mary's Primary in Hwange at a...

Helping protect an oasis in the desert through effective solid waste management

By Dominique Monera-Tabora, World Vision In the heart of Jordan’s eastern desert lies the municipally of Azraq. Azraq, the Arabic word for ‘blue’, got its...

Hadizatou with her daughters

Economic development that brings happiness

As an active member of the community savings group, Hadizatou can talk all day about the contribution of this initiative in her community. But what matters...

Mballa, a Model Community Thanks to Mama Ruth and World Vision

It all started with an embarrassing situation a few years ago. In the village of Mballa near Moundou in Southern Chad, a group of women presented a...