COVID-19 spread could devastate millions in Sudan
As of 13 April 2020, Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed 29 cases of COVID-19 in the country and four fatalities.
Stories
A safer health centre for the Soroti community
By Martin Opiyo, Child Sponsorship and Development Facilitator, World Vision Uganda Christine lives in Kamuda sub-county, Soroti District...
Balsam’s Story: Battling Asthma Amidst a Crisis
By Rafif Dahbour, Syria Response Communications Officer, World Vision, Jordan The ongoing Syrian conflict has had a...
Timed and targeted counselling (ttC) at work in southern Sierra Leone
Timed and targeted counselling (ttC) is an approach through which Community Health Workers extend primary healthcare counselling...
The biggest concern with COVID-19 now is not so much the lack of knowledge, but changing attitudes and behaviours
Sudan recorded its first COVID-19 case on 14 March, and since then the number of infections has continued...
World Vision Donates Medical Items to Boost Kenya's COVID-19 Fight
By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications Officer, Kenya World Vision Kenya has donated medical supplies worth...
Supporting Rural Health Facilities to Fight COVID-19
By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications Officer, Kenya Through its COVID-19 Response Plan, World Vision is...
COVID-19: We are rising to the moment
When it comes to facing COVID-19, we are all fragile but we are not equally fragile. Right now...
COVID-19 Response: World Vision donates PPE to Christian Health Association of Ghana
One of the most disturbing aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic is news of frontline health workers risking...
Nkeyema Zonal clinic connected to the National Electricity Grid
World Vision in Zambia in partnership with the Rural Electrification Authority light up Nkeyema district’s largest referral...
COVID-19 spread could devastate millions in Sudan
As of 13 April 2020, Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed 29 cases of COVID-19 in the...
Special Gifts Prevent Mother and Child Deaths in Turkana County
In 2018, when Nancy was pregnant with her sixth child, she met a community health volunteer who...
We are here for you
World Vision in Ghana has begun a humanitarian response with immediate effect to ensure the safety of...
Praying & giving back
The indistinct chattering of women became clearer as they got nearer. They were very concerned about the pandemic...
World Vision shall respond to COVID19 pandemic as proactively as it did with the Ebola in South Sudan
44 percent of South Sudan’s estimated population is at risk of communicable and non-communicable diseases 75 percent...
Children at the heart of World Vision’s COVID-19 Health Crisis Response
World Vision is putting children at the centre of its response effort after finding children had been...
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...
Not even the Nile River: Braving risky canoe rides to save South Sudan's children from deadly diseases
“Debora’s daughter was brought to me very sick. She was very hot and in chills. The mother...
Reducing malaria incidence in Central African Republic
Project name: Kindango Kobela Ti De (Fighting Malaria) - Global fund Malaria Donor: Global Fund Budget: USD...
To keep children safe from coronavirus, we must act on what we’ve learned.
By Tom Davis, World Vision’s Global Lead for Health & Nutrition As the coronavirus spreads, the world is...
Village by village, South Sudanese health workers save over 12,000 children from killer diseases
“The people we try to reach out to live in the remotest parts of the country where...
A pillar for his community – Dayib The Health Worker
By Abdirahman Muse, World Vision Communications Coordinator, Somalia Dayib Muuse Beegsi, 55, is a community health worker...
World Vision Equips Hospitals with Neonatal Equipment, Maternity Wards
By: Derrick Kyatuka, World Vision Communications Officer, West Nile Refugee Response Lynnette Anyango’s daughter was born 10 weeks...
Alice Joan; the hero in a sick child’s story!
by Aggrey Nyondwa Kikobera, World Vision Communications official, Uganda Being a refugee as a child is tough...
Kitchen Gardens Improve Nutrition and Household Income in Laisamis
By Irene Sinoya, World Vision Communications Specialist, Kenya The joyful faces and smiles of Saroi’s two children...
World Toilet Day: Leaving no one behind in South Sudan
A recent UN report states that an estimated 63 percent of South Sudan’s population continues to practice open...