Understanding each other as parents and leaders
Lonsdale and Wereti are couples and members of the Community Hope and Action Team (CHAT) in Marau. They have three biological children and one adopted child.
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Understanding each other as parents and leaders
Lonsdale and Wereti are couples and members of the Community Hope and Action Team (CHAT) in Marau. They...
Clustering approach improves household access to safe water
World Vision has developed a clustering approach to empower households to be in charge of their development...
We still need to state the obvious… equality matters
Let's build a gender-equal world where we can actively challenge stereotypes, fight bias, broaden perceptions, improve situations...
Improving the nutrition of vulnerable children and families in Laos
Nutrition has improved in Lao PDR over the past years, but there is still room for improvement. Based...
We are different but equal
An estimated 1,400 girls are not born annually in the country due to the traditional and deeply...
Dorcas champions a life for women and girls that’s free from gender-based violence
Dorcas is among the thousands of women and girls who were part of World Vision’s activities aimed...
Transformation: The Kitchen and Childcare Aren't for Women Only Anymore
Written by Agness John, World Vision Communications Officer - ENRICH Project Girl-children often experience multifaceted discrimination in the...
Diversity Matters
Tettey, 40, expected many things from World Vision’s “Nutrition Links” programme when it came to his home...
Students learn about reducing violence in their families and community
In Zenilda’s community in Aileu, violence against women and children often occurs in families. In early 2016...
Early marriages are now a crime in Mozambique
“I am very happy with the news. If all people comply with the law, girls like me will...
South Sudan’s National Girls’ Education Day: Celebrating the role of girls in the country’s future
Last week, World Vision joined partners, in collaboration with Jubek Ministry of General Education and Ministry of...
World Vision Zimbabwe Intensifies Women's Empowerment Programmes
‘Women in Leadership’ takes centre stage The role of women in society, particularly in the work place...
Tackling gender-based violence in the world’s largest refugee camp
At age 12, Smirna, now 19, was married off to a man more than twice her age. At...
The Power of Periods
By Kristie Urich, WASH Knowledge Management and Capabilities Manager What if a woman’s or girls’ ability to...
Balance Is Better And Essential To A Better World For Women
By Andrew Morley, World Vision International CEO & President The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day...
Q&A: World Vision Staff on Protecting Refugee Women and Girls from Gender-based Violence
By Syeda Farjana Ahmed and Karen HomerRuth Kimaathi and Backey Tripura lead World Vision’s work to prevent and...
MenCare Model: Celebrating Christmas with transformed Sukuma men
As we celebrate Christmas, we can also reflect on how Jesus Christ showed love for children in...
World Vision’s step forward to end violence against women and girls in Timor-Leste
During the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence campaign from 25 November to 10 December, World...
Why empowering women and girls is so important to our work
By Kate KobaidzeSponsorship Transformation, Gender and Safeguarding Leader at World Vision Middle East and Europe RegionToday is the...
Human Rights Defenders: We do it from the heart for our community
“We work in our community where there are a lot of child abuse, violence and child protection...
A day in the life of Ginma in the Solomon Islands
Ginma, 10, lives in Marau Sound, Guadalcanal Province in the Solomon Islands. She is the eldest of...
A Better Father
John, 28, is a policeman in the Family Protection Unit. He lives with his partner Rosalyn and one-year-old...
Communities commended Channels of Hope programme
April 24th, 2018, Honiara - Members of Kwailatutu and Gwaibaleo communities in Malaita province have highly commended...
Treat each other with respect
Easter is a time to reflect on the resurrection of Jesus Christ.The period is symbolic and represents...
Sam Fanoasui's journey through Channels of Hope
March 26th, 2018, Honiara - “My interest grew when I joined World Vision’s Community Channels of Hope program...