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Friday, June 20, 2025

World Vision helped us rebuild hope - Irina’s story

After fleeing the war in Ukraine, Irina arrived in Georgia with her two daughters, injured and uncertain about the future. With consistent support from World Vision—ranging from financial assistance and emotional care to access to education and skills development—Irina was able to rebuild her life. Today, she runs a small pottery business with her daughters, turning hardship into hope and offering a powerful example of resilience and renewal.

Tahani

Thriving through life’s storms: A displaced Syrian mother’s story

By Rand Ishaqat, Communications Assistant At least 350,000 people have been killed in the 11 years long war that wreaked havoc in Syria; declaring a state...

Multipurpose cash assistance

World Vision provides multipurpose cash assistance to internally displaced people in the northern Gonder

World Vision allocated US$93,000 (4,509,951 ETB) to support internally displaced persons settled in Debark and Dabat towns of North Gonder zone. The first...

Syria girl against a blue sky

Keep the light on for Syria’s children

Johan explains that, despite donor fatigue and competing crises, Syria’s children must be protected

Emergency meal

Emergency school feeding provides motivation for pupils in CAR

Since 2014, World Vision has been working with WFP in CAR to save the lives of the suffering population. As part of their partnership agreement, World...

Somalia Hunger and drought leading to acute child malnutrition.

Increased drought and disease in Somalia are contributing to a growing number of malnourished children. World Vision teams are on the ground, working with...

Hunger in Venezuela: Food support is a lifeline for vulnerable families.

Danfred is a 13 year old boy who lives with his grandmother. When his grandmother nearly died of COVID-19, Danfred faced the difficult decision of whether...

"Our displacement is due to the insecurity carried out by armed groups in our environment. My whole village was forced to leave to escape the violence. We came to Diaba Peulh because we thought we would find some peace. "Penda justified herself

I have not heard from my husband since he left

The security context in central and northern Mali weighs heavily on vulnerable families and has left them with bad memories, as it has made their lives...

The threat of new COVID-19 variants to vulnerable children and communities

As the world faces Omicron, another COVID-19 variant of concern, World Vision is warning that the world's fragile nations are doomed to keep reliving their...

IDP's in Debark and Dabat town received necessary items.

World Vision supports 1,500 internally displaced persons in Northern Ethiopia

World Vision provided this support through a project run by the SWAN humanitarian consortium, drawn from four International Non-Governmental Organisations...

U Kyar Hpu's family now farm the land thanks to World Vision Myanmar's support.

Myanmar: Fighting hunger and feeding hope

Ultra Poor Graduation aims to improve the lives of 1,138 of the most vulnerable families like U Kyar Hpu’s family in Myanmar.

A humanitarian’s courage to beat hunger and save lives in South Sudan’s most dangerous locations

Working as field coordinator for World Vision’s Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) team made me discover myself and what it truly means to be a humanitarian...

Children at the garden

Children Contribute to environmental Conservation through tree planting

By Martin Muluka, Emergency Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya At Kulesa Primary School in Kenya’s Tana River County, 14-year-old Patience is...

Enhanced Interactive Dialogue on Report of the UNHCHR on the DRC and Final Report of Experts on Kasaï

Human Rights Council 48th Session 5 October 2021 Enhanced Interactive Dialogue on Report of the UN High Commissioner of Human Rights on the Democratic...

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The US Government and World Vision partner to help communities tackle drought in Kenya

By Martin Muluka, Emergency Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya While the ongoing drought in parts of Kenya continues to take its toll on...

Pendo at the garden

Transformative projects give hope to communities against the spread of hunger

By Martin Muluka, Emergency Communication Specialist, World Vision Kenya In the rural community of Marafa, located in Kenya's Kilifi County, six-year-old...

Cash distribution in Mali

Cash distribution supports more than 240 households to meet urgent needs

Insecurity in central Mali is not the only emergency requiring humanitarian action for the country. Today, families such as those of 43-year-old disabled...

Jamil

Jamil, twice a survivor, forever a hero

“Stay with your sister” are the last words that Jamil remembers from August 4, 2020. He didn’t scream back then as he remembers, he did not even cry as he...

Children in Somalia are finding school difficult when they go there hungry.

Hunger Crisis: What you need to know

Today, more than 45 million people are one step away from starvation, and more than 43 nations around the world are facing a hunger emergency or worse. To...

WFD Crisis Response - Ethiopia

World Vision provides food assistance to over 800,000 IDPs, returnees, and conflict-affected people across Ethiopia

World Vision has a longstanding history, reputation, and experience in responding to massive humanitarian crises. In Ethiopia, food assistance forms an...

World Food Day Challenge 2021: Transform risks into hope and opportunities

Food is, indeed, more than just a meal. It also symbolizes hope. The World Food Day is an annual global commemoration on 16th October, to highlight the...

Tackling drought to improve food and nutrition security among vulnerable communities

The stories of the ongoing drought in Kenya are heart breaking to watch and process. The suffering and deprivation caused by the food and water shortage...

a plate of food in Bidibidi

A plate of food in Bidibidi

Angelo’s perspective of food is different from others'. To him, food is much more than just a meal.

Mobile health teams treat malnourished children in Afghanistan

In Afghanistan, more than half of the country’s population lives below the poverty line, and food insecurity is on the rise, especially as 40% of crops...

No Recovery from COVID-19 without Increased Support to Teachers

By Marco Grazia, Dennis Sinyolo & Gabriela Miranda On this World Teachers’ Day, as communities around the globe continue to reel from the impact of COVID...