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Meet Two Mariams: Young Leaders Giving Back

In western Georgia, two girls named Mariam share a passion for change. Both began as SKYE Club members and are now leaders, inspiring local youth.

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Helping couples to build power balanced families

“When my wife smartly manages sales of vegetables and other important family matters, I am proud. It reduces my stress too. I can concentrate on other...

YONEMA TEMOTU

Channels of Hope unites YONEMA communities

The Commuity Channels of Hope (CCOH), funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), continues impacting communities in the Solomon Islands...

Asuntha Charles with girls in Afghanistan

My heart breaks when children cannot get an education

Asuntha wonders whether the invisible in Afghanistan will speak up and bring change for the country's girls and their access to education.

Girls in school in Afghanistan

Why women and girls always bear the brunt of crisis

By Asuntha Charles, National Director of World Vision Afghanistan At the start of 2020, the world was poised to celebrate some incredible gender wins...

Empowering women in South Sudan paved the way for safe and healthy childbirths

Many women in remote areas of South Sudan are still at risk of losing their lives or babies due to home delivery caused by either no access to health...

ECD teachers

I know first-hand what it's like to try and learn Algebra on an empty stomach

As a recipient of school meals in rural Kenya, Daniel knows the benefits they bring, and dedicated his life to making school meals a reality for vulnerable...

South Sudan’s health workers join campaign on child protection and safeguarding

“This is my first time to attend a training on safeguarding. Before, I just assumed it was normal for health workers to have sexual relationships with...

Maternal health programmes in Afghanistan

The Afghanistan I know

Progress in Afghanistan has not only been possible, it's been a reality, Patrick reflects as World Vision re-commits to the country's vulnerable children.

CHAT Members after their by-law training

Channels of Hope helps couple redirect their marriage life

Like any other couple, Delilah and Samson ( their Pseudonym names) have been through thick and thin in their marriage life. They have three children, two...

Dilian in her home

Family gives me power

August 3, 2014 is stamped on the memory of Dilian (33) as the most difficult day in her life. This was the day when the conflict spilled into her hometown...

CHAT Members after their by-law training

Channels of Hope in addressing gender-based violence in Solomon Islands

“We have seen the light coming to our communities especially once the by-laws established in our continues will reduce anti-social behaviours and as...

World Vision lead fathers

Men lead a revolution to improve maternal and child health

As a male community health educator, Kenneth understands too well the important role men play in creating healthy families and communities. A reputed...

South Sudan’s police force joins campaign on child protection and against gender-based violence

“I thought my work has no connection with the work of humanitarian agencies. But now I learned the importance of child protection from World Vision. We...

Odds are stacked high for a South Sudanese child, we need to act says child welfare advocate

Juba, South Sudan – The State Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare’s Director of Child Welfare Fidensia Poni calls upon parents, authorities, and...

MOU SIGNING

World Vision joins churches in addressing gender-based violence in Solomon Islands

World Vision Solomon Islands together with the two main bodies governing churches in the country, the Solomon Islands Christian Association (SICA) and...

Women in South Sudan rise against gender-based violence and inequality

"We used to be at our farm lands in Gezira across the river and didn't know much. But World Vision reached out to us and now we can support ourselves and...

world vision Uganda water sanitation hygiene practices Pacer Primary School Agago District

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 the remote countryside of Uganda, it gave...

Hunger, COVID-19 and traditional practices in South Sudan force girls to early marriage

“I want to go back to school and become a doctor”, says 19-year old Bakita. Bakita is a senior two dropout from Kuajok Academy Secondary School in Gogrial...

Empowering Single Mother From Imereti Region

Zeinab Tskhadadze has been involved in World Vision Georgia Ultra Poor Graduation programme since 2020. She is a single mother and had to work in Turkey to...

Channel of Hope

Channels of Hope helps in addressing violence against women

Many positive stories have been generated by the World Vision’s Community Channels of Hope (CCOH) Project that is currently rolling out in parts of the...

A smart climate initiative in Bugiri i (Photo taken before COVID-19)

The Role of Women Vital in the COVID-19 Era

Building on experiences world over where women’s leadership has been hailed in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, World Vision seeks to engage women...

International Women's Day Highlights Importance of Gender Equality.

International Women's Day highlights the importance of gender equality. Respect women, listen, pay attention and recognise the equal rights that women have...

East Africa Regional Leader's Message on International Women's Day 2021

For the past five years, Gender Champions like World Vision gather across the world to mark the significant day of International Women’s Day (IWD) on March...

Women's club in Afghanistan

Why this peace process cannot fail the women of Afghanistan - again

We live in hope for girls and women in Afghanistan, says Asuntha