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Tuesday, December 9, 2025

Adam: From Malnutrition to Renewed Hope

One year ago, in the Milé refugee camp in eastern Chad, Adam then two years old was fighting for his life. His weakened little body and lifeless gaze revealed the urgency of his condition. His mother, overwhelmed and desperate, no longer knew where to turn to save her child.

COVID-19- Packing bags for families

Questions about the impact of COVID-19 on children, answered

If you are a parent, sponsor or are worried about the impact of the new coronavirus on children then these questions and answers are for you. For a more...

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COVID-19 and Children: We Can Do This

By Tom Davis, World Vision Int, lead for health and nutrition When my daughter was six weeks old, we almost lost her to a respiratory virus, so I...

World Vision responding to the coronavirus in China

World Vision's Jonathan Su, gives us a look at the impact the coronavirus (COVID-19) is having on life in China as well as insight into how our teams are...

COVID-19

Help vulnerable at-risk countries prevent spread of coronavirus, urges World Vision

MEDIA RELEASE International aid agency World Vision urges countries with strong health systems to support nations where children and their families...

Providing clean water to 166.500 people affected by Cyclone Idai

In this video, families who have benefited from improved access to clean water share their gratitude for the world of World Vision.

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Coronavirus Q&A

Your questions answered on the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) COVID-19 is a contagious virus that was first identified in Wuhan, Hubei, China, in December...

Child forced to spend months in the bush with cattle following drought in Angola

Drought dries up dreams in Angola as families struggle to survive

Ndjiole, 16, should be at school. Instead, he was forced to drop out and leave home looking from green pasture and water for the cattle, the only means his...

Josephine and her grandchild Maggie eating Nshima-- the staple food in Zambia made from finely ground corn meal, called mealie meal.

From Desperation to Hope; Food Aid Brings Relief to a Hungry Household

By Tigana Chileshe, World Vision Communications Specialist, Zambia “I love playing with my friends, but when I am hungry it’s hard to play because I feel...

The Rate of Malnutrition Raising in Southern Africa

Malnutrition is rising across Southern Africa because of a severe drought. At Chiulo Hospital in Cunene Province in Angola, child deaths because of...

Children ask about deadly Ebola Virus Disease

Children Brave School as Their Town, and Country Battle Ebola

By Geoffrey Kalebbo Denye, World Vision Emergency Communications Specialist, Democratic Republic of Congo As the flag flaps, little boys and girls walk...

World Vision Health & Nutrition technician in diagnostic work

Rosinha Recovers from Malnutrition but Challenges Remain

It is a breathe a sigh of relief from a mother who has seen her one-year and seven months-old daughter lose weight terribly and her motor skills stagnate...

Mothers fear malaria and water-borne diseases after South Sudan flood

Melut County – “Our biggest concern is the rise of malaria and water-borne diseases”, says World Vision’s Health Project Manager Dr. Terefe Tafesse...

Families learn how to properly feed their children

“Training in Infant and Young Child Feeding inspired me to change the way I feed my children”

Antonia Cunassa, 42, a mother of six living with her unemployed husband in “Bloco L” resettlement camp, days later the disastrous and destructive cyclone...

Twins and their parents

"My two precious children can now live a normal life"

Regina Manuel Camuche is a mother of 3-year-old twins, living with her unemployed husband in Metuchira resettlement camp since the disastrous and...

The Story of Beto

Beto is only six months old. Instead of enjoying a joyful infancy, he is fighting to grow and develop as his body deals with the effects of being...

Mobile clinic ends Nyamou's 5-year wait for a health care service after conflict shut it down

“Women of reproductive age face serious health risks and only about one in five childbirths involves a skilled health care worker” states South Sudan’s...

ECHO emergency funding supports World Vision to provide free services such as vaccination against life threatening

ECHO funding supports thousands in Darfur to access free primary healthcare services

August 2019- Funding from European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) continues to sustain activities at the Otash clinic for internally...

Mekdes assisiting children and their familiies at Gedeo-Guji IDP site.

Committed to restore lost hopes

Mekdes Tadesse, the mother of twins, has been working as an outpatient and stabilization center nurse at the Gedeo-Guji response for internally displaced...

Fatchima with her son, Mohamed, 3, in the village of Eguidi

Refugee Crisis in the Sahel - Escape for Peace

"There is nothing more hopeless than not knowing whether tomorrow your children will have something to eat or not," said Fatchima completely exasperated...

Flood Situation in Jamalpur, Bangladesh 2019

In Jamalpur, Bangladesh a total 52 Unions under 7 Upazillas have been flooded where 79,140 people have been affected. Almost 1,870 hector land has been...

Central Sulawesi Emergency Response: Now I Know a Healthy Menu for My Children

After back from work, Hirmawati (42 yo) and her third child Fatih (4 yo) visit the house of the cadre of Posyandu (Integrated Health Post). For almost...

6 Months On Lombok Earthquake: Disability Does Not Inhibit Good Action

Rusnadi (45 yo) at a glance looks no different from other normal people. He spoke and laughed normally, even able to work and earn income with both his...

I Have My Own Toothbrush

It was used to be hard for Angel to adapt to the new situation after the earthquake and liquefaction in Sigi, Central Sulawesi. She could not forget the...

No More Confused to Defecate

On August 5, 2018, I Wayan Dana (41 yo), head of Orongkelas sub-village has just arrived from Bayan Village, North Lombok Regency as a volunteer for the...