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Monday, November 10, 2025

World Vision Ghana Wins Best HR Management Award

World Vision Ghana wins Best HR Management in the NGO Sector at the HR Focus Conference & Awards 2025, recognising its commitment to excellence in people and culture practices.

Abeer's life has changed after opening her small business

Abeer is from Hamam Al Aleel, Iraq; With a little help, Abeer has improved her life after participating in a project implemented by World Vision Iraq in...

Empowering Women to Access and Participate in Economic Activities in Kenya

Empowering Women to Access and Participate in Economic Activities in Kenya

Disability Inclusion in Leadership and Economic Activities

Disability Inclusion in Leadership and Economic Activities Improves Lives in Baringo County, Kenya.

World Vision staff handing aid to a woman in Lebanon

Deliver for women dignified access to aid

Writing during the Women Deliver conference, Eleanor Monbiot spotlights World Vision's research that shows aid, properly distributed, can empower women and...

Mays on her swing knitting

Little Mays’* journey through pain ends in triumph

Sometimes the hardest journeys and most difficult trials can test ones' endurance, patience, and even end up in triumph. For Mays*, this was precisely the...

Children selling items to passing cars in Lebanon

Mapping the many-headed monster threatening the world’s children

Urban programming expert Aline Rahbany spotlights a new approach to mapping and research to comprehensively measure children’s exposure to vulnerability...

World Vision implements gender-inclusive projects aimed at enhancing the economic status of women, with the ultimate goal of improving the well-being of children and families. ©World Vision Photo/Sarah Ooko.

Economic empowerment liberates women from the bondage of violence and abuse

Jackline, a gender-based violence survivor, has beaten all odds to overcome the traumatic experience and rebuild her life. She is now a successful...

Group of Palestinian students around the new water taps

Quality education starts with clean water and sanitation

Access to proper WASH facilities is critical for Palestinian children to access quality education.

Empowering Women through Income-Generating Projects

Empowering Women through Income-Generating Projects

Through its food security and livelihood interventions, World Vision Afghanistan supports families with income-generating projects. Fozia is one of the...

Tackling Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in Kenya

Tackling Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) in Kenya

Girl in Zambia making sanitary pad as part of WASH UP programme

Helping girls reach their potential through dignified menstruation

For Menstrual Hygiene Day, Idalina Roia Alfai reflects on the vital work that needs to be replicated around the world to ensure girls have every...

Jenty and Christine

Meet Christine: A story about how a woman’s ability to make decisions improved the lives and well-being of her community

Culturally, the Zande culture in Western Equatoria encourages and expects women to produce as many children as possible. Women do not avail of health...

World Vision Team at North Malaita

World Vision's intervention equips Martino with parenting knowledge

This instance signifies a broader phenomenon that many children face or, in any way, have experienced adverse childhood experiences.

GESI ZAMBIA

World Vision Hosts Disability Inclusion Training with the Goal of Enhancing Disability Inclusion Efforts

A Disability Inclusion ToT Action Learning Training recently took place in Kabwe, led by key trainers such as World Vision Gender Equality and Social...

jeunes filles souriantes sénégal

Digital in the colors of girls and women

This is a call launched on the occasion of International Women's Day with the theme: "For an inclusive digital world: innovation and technologies for...

Pauline takes a drink, outside her home in Kalapata AP, Turkana, Kenya

#EmbraceEquity by going further without forgetting the last mile

On this International Woman's Day, Kristie Urich explains that while we work to help women climb a ladder of digital equity and access, we must never...

WV South Sudan Ajio Bridget holding a baby

Her story: Becoming a humanitarian in South Sudan

WV South Sudan nutrition staff reflects on the pains and joys of being a woman and a frontliner at World Vision’s emergency responses as she supports women...

Girls fight for their rights

South Sudan: Speaking up against gender-based violence is a recognition of women’s and girls' rights

For a male in a predominantly patriarchal society like South Sudan, pushing for gender equity and equality and ending gender-based violence takes a lot of...

Women praising in church

The transformational power of faith as a solution to gender-based violence

On International Women’s Day, Andrea Kaufmann writes about the importance of partnering with faith leaders to transform community and household dynamics so...

International Women Day Picture

How a small change in a woman’s life can transform a whole family and community

How a small change in a woman’s life can transform a whole family and community

girl walking through an arch made by friends

How evidence can drive change for women

Kate Kobaidze writes for International Women's Day on combining the power of data with action, to empower those eager for change, and transform the lives...

Woman in South Sudan surrounded by children

Honour and protect women in the frontlines of disaster response

Mesfin Loha praises and laments the responsibility women take on themselves during times of humanitarian crisis and suggests ways to protect and support...

Four Women Inspiring Change in Laos - Phaivan

A fierce smile leading the charge for women in Laos

In the span of three years, Mae Phaivan has become a symbol of women empowerment and behavior change in her community in rural Southern Laos.

I stayed in Ukraine to help my country

A determined and hopeful 21-year-old beat all odds to graduate university during the Ukraine war. She went onto become a humanitarian, staying behind to...