Trained teachers: A key to unlocking literacy for the most vulnerable children
By Andrew Clucas, Senior Advisor, Quality and Innovation – Education
Stories
New Classrooms Shelter Children from Floods
Heavy rainfall in 2018 led to massive floods that engulfed residents of Katito in Kenya's Kisumu County. Among...
My school has clean water
By Didier Nagifi, World Vision in DRC Communication Officer The story below is told by Martine, an...
A year after the deadly Cyclone Idai
A year after deadly Cyclone Idai struck Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi leaving a trail of destruction, World...
Solar Power Lights Rural Communities and Boosts School Performance
By Wesley Koskei, World Vision Communications Department, Kenya Nine-year-old old Zainab smiles shyly as she repeatedly turns the...
Speaking to the heart: A case for mother language in education
On 21 February 2020 at Ho in the Volta Region of Ghana, children and teachers from different...
World Vision Australia mission visit survivors of Cyclone Idai in Mozambique
In this visit, members of World Vision's team from Australia visit two of the schools that were...
Josephine sells part of her monthly food ration to stay in school
By: Derrick Kyatuka, Communications Officer, World Vision Education is no stranger to 18-year-old Josephine Aber. In 2015, before...
Education builds hope for Syrian refugee children
The emotional, social, and physical development of young children has a direct effect on their overall development...
Tambua up to prove being deaf mute not a barrier to learn skills and start a business
“I am among the privileged to be part of this training. When I graduate, I want to...
Healthy meals and new learning facilities keep 220,293 South Sudanese children in school
116,755 acquired numeracy and literacy skills 85,253 served meals to promote attendance, retention and completion 10,574 received learning...
Determination of a young boy
A young, green eyed boy of 14, Ahmed* is dressed in his formal dark blue suit today...
Sponsorship opens doors for children in fragile contexts
By Michael Arunga - Emergency Communications Specialist, World Vision Mali A protracted conflict, armed groups, closed schools...
A School-in-a-Box that Makes Learning Possible During Disasters
By Susan Otieno and Hellen Owuor, World VisionCommunications Department, Kenya Children have a right to education. And their...
165 out-of-school youth in Juba graduate from vocational skills trainings
“Before the training, I was a school dropout and had no job. But now I have skills...
Students in Madang learn about disaster preparedness
"One thing that we have learned through this project is that in the event of an earthquake...
Lina found her hope in the stroke of a paint brush
By Aggrey Nyondwa Kikobera and Derrick Kyatuka-Communication Officials for World Vision in Uganda The ravages of war, the...
Education project stems child marriages in Karamoja
Teresa Doreen Nakong wants to be a nurse By Emmanuel A. Okello, Communications Officer, World Vision “My...
Opening the future to many generations of special needs children
“We really felt distress and hopeless as we witnessed the destruction of the school,” explains Christine Cribb...
The Global Forum for Refugees must do more on education
By Kerin Ord, Global Sector Lead – Education, World Vision International What early learning looks like I was...
World Vision Builds Basic School and E-Library in Bosuso
Linda is one of the thousands of children that are benefiting from World Vision Ghana's interventions in...
A Bicycle Goes a Long Way to Build a Boy’s Confidence in School
Unlike some of his classmates, 10-year-old Samuel lives far away from his school. For him to get...
Wheelchair Revives Young Boy's Dreams
It is every child’s wish to play, run around and have fun with other children. However, life circumstances...
Safe learning at Durga Basic School
Situated on the tip of a hill, the newly built and reconstructed buildings of Durga Basic School...
The story of charming Prabha
The charming little girl World Vision started sponsoring 15 years back, is all grown up. Her name...
Adult literacy program sends women back to school in South Sudan
The United Nations (UN) reports that an estimated 2.2 million school-aged children in South Sudan are out of...