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Wednesday, May 7, 2025

The Resilience and Recovery Pathways for Iraq (RRPI)

The Resilience and Recovery Pathways for Iraq (RRPI) programme is a collaborative initiative led by eight international and national NGOs, among them World Vision Iraq, Save the Children, Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Tearfund, Islamic Relief, Al Masalla, AGO, and PAO, aimed at addressing Iraq's vulnerability and fragility.

Family photo of the President of world vision Germany with the Adam family

Sudan Crisis: The Abdallah family's harrowing experience

On a visit to Chad, World Vision Germany President Jeanine Lietmeyer met the Adam Abdallah family at the Adré transit camp, a family of twelve children who...

Financial Security Prevents Child Marriage

Poverty and hunger forced Sharifa's parents to sell eight-year-old Sharifa. World Vision supported the family with an income-generating opportunity which...

Wash activities in Burkina Faso

Access to Safe Toilets, a basic right for Health and Dignity!

In Burkina Faso, World Vision is implementing innovative projects to provide communities, schools and health centres with safe access to hygiene and...

Child friendly space

Burkina Faso: Bringing smiles to flood-affected communities in the North and Centre-North regions

World Vision's teams in Burkina Faso implemented an emergency response that reached more than 200,000 vulnerable people following flooding in the North and...

Ukraine Crisis Response

Humanitarian worker highlights role of mental health and psychosocial support in emergencies

Highlighting the importance of mental health support: Training psychological first responders to aid those in distress during emergencies with essential...

Pascaline getting water from one of the standpipes installed in Rouemtenga.

Burkina Faso : Water flows in Roumtenga thanks to World Vision standpipes

As part of World Vision's early 2024 urban programme, Roumtenga was identified to benefit from water infrastructure. A mechanised solar water supply system...

Middle East Crisis Response

Children in Lebanon Face Displacement and Winter Hardships

Discover the challenges faced by over 400,000 displaced children and families in Lebanon as winter approaches, intensifying their need for urgent support...

Middle East Crisis Escalation

Escalating Conflict Leaves Families Uprooted

World Vision highlights the plight of Lebanese and Syrian refugee families at the Lebanon-Syria border, fleeing conflict with minimal belongings, lacking...

Positive Parenting training in the West Bank

It Is Never Too Late for Positive Parenting

A Palestinian grand-mother embraces positive parenting and develop new relationships with her children and grandchildren as part of a project implemented...

Nutrition Dialogue in CAR

Amplifying Children's Voices: A Call to Action for Improved Nutrition and Parental Involvement

The first Child Nutrition Dialogue, organised by World Vision Central African Republic, provided a platform for young voices to advocate for better...

A depiction of Amal, Shayan Nuradeen © World Vision 2024.

Amal’s Journey of Healing: Breathing to Find Comfort After Great Loss

After losing her son, Amal found comfort and resilience through breathing exercises and support from a community project, helping her family heal and...

Five-year-old Diana's journey from Bakhmut to Kyiv amidst ongoing war in Ukraine

Where are Ukraine's children now as war continues? Watch 5-year-old Diana's journey from devastated Bakhmut to Kyiv with her family fleeing from the...

Amazonic Girl

If you're going to invest to fix injustice—start with girls

On the Day of the Girl Child Cristina Carvallo explains why World Vision has decided to prioritise helping girls in the Amazonian territory.

DR Congo: The Hygiene Of 34,000 IDPs Improved Thanks To Support From The I-Life Project Funded By USAID-BHA

Cette video montre l'appui de World Vision financé par BHA dans l'assainissement des camps des déplacés où le nombre croissant des déplacés crée la carence...

Fragile context

An Olive Harvest Under Threat

The annual olive harvest is a vital source of secondary income for tens of thousands of Palestinian families. Last year, many families were unable to...

Responding to the Growing Food Insecurity in the West Bank

Violence, movement restrictions and administrative barriers have devastated the economy of the West Bank. A growing part of the population is struggling to...

Initiatives de World Vision International et de l'USAID pour l'autonomisation des jeunes à Bambari

World Vision International and USAID Empower Youth in Bambari

World Vision International and USAID Empower Youth in Bambari

Um Khaled* with her children in front of her house World Vision Syria Response - Zaher Jaber

Disability Inclusion

Um Khaled and her children - feeling their way through life

Um Khaled and Her Children- Feeling Their Way Through Life

Amidst war in Ukraine and poverty, World Vision’s cash program shines as a silver lining for single mom Maria and children

Maria’s family received World Vision’s assistance through the cash program funded by Aktion Deutschland Hilft in Ukraine. She was happy. “With this cash...

This youth center in Moldova became a safe refuge for Ukrainian children who fled from the war

World Vision’s partner Step by Step established activities in the center, now attended by 20 children. Among them are sisters Polina, 14, and Kateryna, 11...

Cover Photo

World Vision’s agricultural support builds resilience

Afghanistan, where over 70% of the population depends on agriculture, has endured four consecutive years of drought, severely affecting farmers' incomes...

Renk

How can we do ENOUGH: Displaced people from Sudan speak about their needs

World Vision South Sudan conducts dialogues with the refugees and returnees from Sudan at the transit centre in Renk County. Stephen Epic, WASH technical...

Muna and Ibrahim

Home is where our heart is: Standing in solidarity with the displaced people – refugees, returnees, and internally displaced

June 20 is World Refugee Day. In recent years, the number of displaced people in many parts of the world has starkly increased. Here in South Sudan, it is...

Child Friendly Spaces

Childhoods restored: nurturing hope in Yemen’s child-friendly spaces

The journey of most of the people living in internally displaced people camps in the Southern governorates of Yemen, is often marked by displacement and...