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Friday, July 11, 2025

A Dream Come True: Goat Pass-On Project Empowers Families in Malawi

Goat pass-on program promotes food security and income in Kasungu. Families celebrate as World Vision helps them support children's education and livelihoods.

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Ymer, the friend of countless farmers

All Kurbin farmers know Ymer. The 61-year-old man has been a veterinarian for over 30 years. Many people also know him as a poet and researcher in the area...

S4T is now a source of income

Savings for Transformation: A new light for Sanata

Through the Savings for Transformation (S4T) initiative, World Vision's resilience programme has settled and trained 17 groups comprising 475 women divided...

Women savings group in Rwanda

Savings Groups: Empowering Mothers, Protecting Children

By Angeline Munzara, Global Sector Leader, Livelihoods, World Vision International Why Savings for Mothers? A family without savings is unable to sustain...

Rescuing and igniting hope for children and youth forced into illegal mining

After series of surveys conducted in mining communities within the Diaso Area programme, World Vision noticed that small-scale mining was the most common...

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5 tips: Promoting women’s economic empowerment and engaging men

Livelihood expert Ellie Wong outlines out what World Vision has learned about how empowering women to balance both income generation and care work

Chantal getting vegetables from her kitchen garden

'Empowered Worldview' helps Chantal emerge from homelessness to heroine

After being abandoned by her husband for not being able to bear him a son, Chantal was left heartbroken with four children to raise on her own, and became...

Kebede, how a training transformed him to become an investor

A training that transformed a subsistence farmer into an investor

Kebede Edecha, a father of 11 children, lives in Inchini Town within Adea Berga District. He is a hard-working man who aspires to see himself transformed...

Rwanda farmer using e-Farming technology - med res

Digital technology increases community empowerment and programme efficiency in Rwanda

By David Zvipore, Senior Technical Advisor, Global Livelihoods Inspired by the possibilities of digitisation, World Vision Rwanda (WVR) piloted a new...

Field visit highlights: World Vision and Global Fund urge youth to chase their dreams

As part of its 2021- 2025 Strategy which seeks to impact lives of 6.2 million young people in Malawi, and as Principal Recipient of Global Fund grants...

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'Dream Big!' - World Vision and Global Fund encourage youth in Mulanje

World Vision and the Global Fund have reaffirmed their commitment towards helping young people in Malawi, especially girls, to fight the scourge of HIV...

Asuntha Charles Afghanistan

Are donors abandoning Afghanistan's Children?

Asuntha takes a closer look at how food, healthcare, and education are under threat in Afghanistan after aid starts to dry up.

The old man in the market garden

Why 78-year-old Samba loves market gardening

In the Mopti region, one of the main areas affected by the multiple difficulties (climate change and insecurity) generating displacement and real food...

Mirela and her husband

The shop that feeds one family

Mirela and her husband, Fatos live in one of the old quarters of the city of Korça. Mirela—a noble and tireless 46-year-old is mother of three children and...

The farmer Igli

Full heart - Full hands

We found Igli working amid three tomato varieties that he had grown in his 500 m2 greenhouse. He tells us about the pink tomato and the other two tomato...

Montaha knitting In her home

Memories are bittersweet, but life continues

Rich childhood memories of her hometown of Bartella, 22 km away from Mosul, are always in her mind. Bartella is where she lived her whole life. Today, she...

Columbia Venezuela migration

Economic Resilience “On-the-Move”: new tools to leverage local markets for basic needs through conflict-sensitive approaches

A special look at Cash and Local Markets for Social Cohesion Local market actors affected by (natural) disasters, pandemic lockdowns with movement...

nasbatou and her animals

How Nasbatou got her joy back

Before joining a savings group, life was boring and difficult for Nasbatou, a mother of four –particularly after her divorce. Today, hers is one of 139...

Women's leadership: A cornerstone to family stability and local development

Women's leadership: A cornerstone to family stability and local development

Gisèle, a 39-year-old mother of three girls, happily clears the area around her construction site. Feeling involved and gratified, she shows the joy of...

Fatma in her store

Happiness finally comes

Fatma remembers the year she turned 13 – she had just passed her fifth-grade exams when her parents married her off. She had never seen her husband-to-be...

Jane

Savings chart Jane's path to transformation

In Zambia’s Chongwe district, 42-year-old Jane is celebrated for her hard work, passion, and enterprise in her community. Trained by World Vision on the...

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Seeding Hope for Syrian Refugees through Economic Empowerment

More than 1,300 Syrian refugees and members of the Turkish host community have received the support needed to establish a source of income to provide a...

Afisa with her children at home

Afisa's move from homelessness to self-reliance

Afisa's dream is to live a life where she can meet all her needs and solve any challenge that might come her way without needing loans from people. Learn...

Improving access to economic opportunities for refugee women: Rukia's story

Meet Rukia Alum, a mother of five and caregiver to an additional two children. In this video, she explains how her family's livelihood has improved as a...

Improving access to economic opportunities for refugee women

World Vision's Jessica Alanyo, our Project Coordinator for the West Nile Resilience & Livelihoods Project, explains how the livelihoods of women in the...