Getting Noticed in the world of Education in Emergencies
We are delighted to announce that World Vision has been elected to the High-Level Steering Group (HLSG) and Executive Committee (ExCom) of Education Cannot Wait (ECW).
Getting Noticed in the world of Education in Emergencies
We are delighted to announce that World Vision has been elected to the High-Level Steering Group (HLSG) and...
Bright days at Pacer Primary school—water worries are gone
When the water arrived at Pacer Primary School, located in peaceful plains overlooking rocky Patonga hills in...
Nour, a strong math teacher... One day!
A decade of war in Syria has passed since 2011 and left a devastating impact on the...
Countering generational illiteracy so that children can thrive
In Rwanda, generational illiteracy is robbing children of their futures. Here’s a story of two mothers—Pertonile and Cecile...
Instead of early marriage—learning to tailor
Twenty girls are learning tailoring, instead of getting married. They listen carefully as the teacher trains them...
World Vision launches new education project funded by the European Union
World Vision has launched a new education project in Zambia titled 'The Urban and Rural Programme for...
Over 6,500 people receive clean water in Sinazongwe
From time immemorial, Syamuyala and Sikankeka communities have had water challenges. People from the two communities have had...
Print-rich classrooms support early learning in Uganda
Since 2019, World Vision has impacted 3,500 children (2,053 girls and 1,447 boys) in Budde-Kalamba Area Programme...
A friendship beyond World Vision borders
Ionela's story is about a moving long-lasting relationship between sponsors and a child. Ionela was registered in...
A mentor at 12. Patricia is a champion of others.
Like any other member of World Vision Consultative Council of Children, Patricia is jaunty and excited to share...
Unlock Literacy programme enhances reading skills for Emmanuel
Bright eyed, eight-year-old Emmanuel was first identified by his teacher, Madam Comfort, who took an interest in...
National Director's Blog: Growing from challenges to opportunities to promote digital transformation in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe, like many countries, has gone through various challenges over the years, more recently having to deal...
Toyota Zambia and World Vision Handover classroom blocks to Zambian Government
Toyota Zambia in partnership with World Vision in Zambia, has handed over newly constructed and rehabilitated classroom blocks...
Savings group helps a mother realise her dream to see her son in university
With the undying dream of having her child go through to university seeming a long way away...
Solar-powered irrigation pump makes learning easy for children in Burankoun
Like many other children his age, Patrick would have to walk sometimes up to three kilometres to...
Reviving children's hopes: Home-based distance-learning program amid COVID-19 in South Sudan
An estimated 3.4 million South Sudanese children, 51 percent of whom are girls, lack or have inadequate access...
As classes reopen, three schools and one orphanage in Juba receive learning and sports materials
Thousands of children in South Sudan are excited as schools reopen in April 2021. When the COVID-19...
A child without education is like a bird without wings
Eleven-year-old Chamrong is a sponsored child in Cambodia’s Kampong Speu Province. His father is a farmer and...
Clean water contributing to household empowerment
Before the availability of water in her community, Elizabeth's children used to walk a distance of two kilometres...
Former sponsored child Elsa fulfils her promise to become a teacher
During her school years in the Philippines, Elsa made a promise to her World Vision sponsor...
Absa Bank & World Vision hand over new classroom block and COVID-19 materials to the Education Ministry
Absa Bank Zambia PLC and World Vision have handed over a newly constructed 1x3 classroom block valued...
A refugee girl with a talent for languages and a serious sweet tooth
Solin is a cheerful 6-year old girl always sporting a smile on her face. Her hair is pulled...
Reading clubs turning new education page for Somali children
Somali children face many challenges in pursuit of education. In response, World Vision introduced reading clubs to...
Focus in building a bright future through education, Joseph urges former child soldiers
In 2016, an armed group abducted 11-year-old Joseph* while on his way to his auntie’s place in...
Jolly “unlocks” her joy
Before nine-year-old Jolly started going to the reading camp, she could hardly read a word. Her grades were...