Monday, July 13, 2026

World Vision Turns Rosehip Into Hope, Livelihoods and a Pathway to Ending Child Hunger in Mokhotlong

World Vision Lesotho is empowering families in Mokhotlong to transform locally available rosehip into sustainable businesses, improving livelihoods and helping end child hunger.

Mahana song, a cry for clean water and food

"Mahana Song" is a song that expresses the heartfelt cry of a little girl with a deep desire: to have clean water in her village and to see her land...

Children savouring school meals in Cabinda

The Transformative Impact of School Meals in Northern Angola

In the Chinfuca community, Cacongo municipality, the Integrated Cabinda Project (PIC) has revitalized the local school and introduced a school meals...

Sadia smiling while mixing and preparing flour

Mixed flour helps combat malnutrition among children in the Oromia and Amhara regions of Ethiopia

World Vision and its partners are tackling malnutrition through the SPIR II Project, focusing on overcoming barriers to timely complementary feeding for...

Aminetou, pupils at the catch-up session in Mauritania.

‘I want to be a teacher when I grow up' - World Vision Mauritania

Six months ago, Aminetou couldn't read. Today, she can write, read and calculate thanks to the catch-up classes organised by World Vision Mauritania.

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Shaping a brighter tomorrow

World Vision Lebanon, with funding from the Lebanon Humanitarian Fund (LHF) and in partnership with Hadatha as a sub-implementing partner, is providing...

Idleness is a thing of the past for Sally Chebii who has set aside 2 acres of land to practice FMNR. © World Vision Photo/Hellen Owuor.

Boosting Women Economic Empowerment Through A Simple Tree Regeneration Technique In Rural Kenya

Discover how Sally Chebii, a 36-year-old farmer from Lengenet, Nakuru County, Kenya, transformed her life through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR...

Epua Lokele, a nomadic pastoralist from Elelea Village in Turkana West, has found new hope in sorghum farming after consecutive failed rainy seasons killed his livestock, the lifeblood of his family’s livelihood. © World Vision Photo/Felix Pilipili

Sorghum Farming and Galla Goats: A Lifeline for Pastoralists in Elelea Village, Turkana West

Explore the heart of Turkana County, known as the "cradle of mankind," where traditional Manyattas stand against the backdrop of drought-scorched land...

A young boy named Ikasukoot, age eleven, stands proudly beside a vibrant garden filled with various vegetables. He is one of the children benefiting from the K-DREAM Project, which supports families in practicing kitchen gardening. This initiative helps ensure that children like Ikasukoot have access to a balanced diet to combat malnutrition. © World Vision Photo/Felix Pilipili

Women in Kalobeyei, Turkana West, Embrace Kitchen Gardens to Improve Food Security and Resilience

Prolonged drought due to climate change and the porous security situation in northern Kenya resulting from conflicts over scarce pasture and water along...

Awesit Lokele stands outside her makeshift shelter, known as a 'Manyatta,' with her three children by her side. She holds a traditional water drinking bowl, an item commonly used in her community. The simple yet powerful scene reflects the daily life of Awesit and her family. © World Vision Photo/Felix Pilipili

From Drought to Hope: Solar-Powered Water Projects Revive Nakechurtak Village

Turkana County, in Kenya's arid northwest, is home to nomadic pastoralists struggling with climate change-driven droughts that make water and pasture...

Disability Inclusion/ WASH

Through Thick and Thin

Yamen*, 10, with a disability, while trying to adjust to his new life, he was face with the challenge of accessing the public latrine found in the...

DR Congo: The biggest challenge: getting humanitarian aid to those who need it

This video shares the experiences of World Vision staff in the field. There are hundreds of them bringing aid to vulnerable communities and children. In...

Hope Without Borders: Supporting Migrants in Pacaraima, Brazil

Explore how our 'Hope Without Borders' project in Pacaraima, Brazil, is transforming the lives of migrants through comprehensive support in food security...

Layla ha convertido su labor humanitaria en un camino para apoyar a personas vulnerables y sus familias, brindando cuidado y esperanza donde más se necesita.

Layla: Weaving Hope for Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador

Discover the inspiring story of Layla, a humanitarian worker in Ecuador who transforms lives through World Vision's 'Esperanza Sin Fronteras' project. On...

From Loss to Hope

In Afghanistan, more than million children are engaged in child labour. These children, like Karim, supports their families with their income, but deprived...

Psychosocial Support Brings Families Together

From August 2021 to July 2024, WV Afghanistan supported 1,091,923 people including 840,753 children with health, nutrition and MHPSS services in...

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Resilience, Recover, and Rebuild: Min's humanitarian journey

Min, a Disaster Management Manager at World Vision International Myanmar, has been in the humanitarian sector for nearly 16 years. As we celebrate World...

Unicef visiting hospital unit

UNICEF visits Emergency Response Project in Southern Angola: Progress and Challenges

According to data from WFP, more than 1.58 million people are experiencing food insecurity in Angola, specifically in the southern part of the country...

U Kyi's farm

From tradition to innovation: U Kyi’s farming success

World Vision’s CREATE Project in Myanmar is dedicated to fostering inclusive economic empowerment and improving the nutrition of smallholder producers like...

Schools of Peace; a New Culture to Eliminate Violence in Latin America and the Caribbean

Schools of Peace; a New Culture to Eliminate Violence in Latin America and the Caribbean.

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Basic Assistance and Livelihoods

Fields of Strength

This project is funded by BMZ (German for Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development) is implemented by a consortium of local and...

Green Energy/ Going Green

Going Green Solar Panels

World Vision Syria Response installed 1,040 solar panels spread over 8,300 M of land with 600 kilowatts-hour used to generate green electricity- the...

Alaa is now more confident, self-reliant and is able to support her family

Alaa is now more confident, self-reliant and is able to support her family after her participation in the project of Supporting a Resilient Economic...

Najwa's family

My journey as a displaced child

An 8-member family flees their village after an attack, facing food shortages and lack of education. They struggle daily, hoping to rebuild their lives in...

Rachida stands in front of the Gift Catalog shelter

Rachida's story

After losing her family to violence, 8-year-old Rachida fled to Chad. Now, she finds safety in Metché camp, protected by her aunts after a harrowing escape...