Thursday, April 30, 2026

Reversing the Rise: Community-Led Action Against Malaria in Mozambique

Discover how community mobilization and SMC are transforming malaria prevention in Tete, Mozambique, protecting children and strengthening trust in health services.

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DEVELOPMENT FINANCES

World Bank Spring Meetings 2026: How Did the Meetings Score for Children?

Why child centred investment must move from aspiration to architecture in global financing systems.

Laura

Reversing the Rise: Community-Led Action Against Malaria in Mozambique

Discover how community mobilization and SMC are transforming malaria prevention in Tete, Mozambique, protecting children and strengthening trust in health...

A baby looks into the camera while receiving an oral vaccine in Rwanda

World Immunization Week

Vaccines Work. Now let’s make sure they reach every child.

The question before us is no longer whether vaccines work. It is whether they will reach every child who needs them.

A young girl wearing a head scarf smiles slightly with stacked school desks behind her.

When Instability Becomes the Environment of Childhood

When instability is not an interruption to childhood but the condition in which childhood unfolds, our humanitarian models need to change.

A child receiving his vaccine shot

10 Facts about Vaccination

Vaccinations are life-changing for children and communities living in the world’s toughest places. Here are 10 facts

Middle East Crisis: How to look after vulnerable and displaced children's mental well-being

Since March 2026, World Vision Lebanon has reached over 61,500 displaced children and this assistance includes psycho-social and recreational services.

Middle East Crisis: How the threat of being bombed affects children's mental health

MEER MHPSS Support Adviser Mike Kirakossian shares how vulnerable children's mental health is monitored, and the indicators that a child is struggling.

A child from Bolivia smiling at the camera

43 Years Transforming Lives and Strengthening Child Protection

Celebrating 43 years in Bolivia, World Vision renews its commitment to protect children and drive lasting change in vulnerable communities.

Mujinga at her home place in front of her goats

DR Congo: From One Goat to Lasting Change: Mujinga Claudine’s Journey to Resilience

This article tells the story of Mujinga Claudine, a mother and caregiver in Maisha, whose life was transformed through a livelihoods programme. Starting...

A child enjoying water.

Mapping The Blue Thread: How partnerships are delivering clean water and dignity across Tanzania

Discover how partnerships, innovation and community leadership are expanding access to clean water, sanitation and dignity across Tanzania.

World Vision El Salvador WASH 2025.

DEVELOPMENT FINANCES

Prioritising Water to Unlock Human Capital

Global commitments to human capital are under increasing strain and financing is being scaled back, we are overlooking the most basic precondition for its...

Sudan

Humanitarian Need

Sudan’s conflict has created a generation in survival mode

Three years into Sudan’s brutal war, the cost of international inaction is being borne by children. As diplomatic attention drifts and humanitarian funding...

A young Cambodian girl stand on a scale in the middle of a circle of women and children

Health & Nutrition

Standing with Science Means Reaching the Last Child

Science remains essential to improving child health, but only if it reaches the most marginalised.

Marie at a fetching water point

From Two Hours to Thirty Seconds: How EKN iWASH Project Is Transforming Lives In South Kivu

A life-changing water project in South Kivu is dramatically improving daily life for thousands of people. By bringing clean water closer to communities...

ECHO Mary1

The window of hope in South Sudan’s Renk Transit Centre

When Mary sees the small window at the health facility open, there is hope for her children's survival.

Nutrition

Standing with Science Means Reaching the Last Child

By Thamilini Joshepkumar, Regional Health & Nutrition Senior Advisor , World Vision East Asia

Seven-year-old Jannat is a heart surgery survivor from the World Vision Bangladesh health programme.

Health, ChildWellBeing

How Medical Support and Compassion Gave Jannat a Second Chance

A seven-year-old girl’s journey from a life confined by illness to a future full of hope, how compassion and care gave Jannat a second chance to live...

From Tears to Triumph: Tinashe learns to smile again

A Smile Restored: Tinashe’s Journey from Pain to Possibility

Today, Tinashe is no longer defined by pain or isolation. He is loved, known, and supported. He goes to school, plays with friends, helps at home, and is...

Luísa ADECOS

Luísa Manuel: An Agent of Hope in the Fight Against Malaria in Calembe

Luísa Manuel is a 30-year-old mother and a Community and Health Development Agent (ADECOS) in the Calembe neighbourhood, Gabela Municipality, Cuanza Sul...

TB Labs

Sierra Leone World Tuberculosis Day 2026: New Tools to End the Epidemic

Sierra Leone launches new World Vision and Global Fund diagnostic trucks to accelerate tuberculosis detection. Discover how these mobile clinics are...

Children eating porridge

International Food Day: World Vision DRC Strengthens Children’s Voice And Civic Action in Maluku

This article highlights how World Vision DRC is promoting school feeding in Maluku as a way to improve children’s nutrition, learning, and well-being...

A young boy in a grey and white shirt holds up pointer finger and thumb in a circle in front of his eye.

World Tuberculosis Day

Finding the Missing Children of TB: Why Nutrition Integration Matters

Ending paediatric tuberculosis requires confronting two hidden crises: the underdiagnosis of children with TB and the separation of TB and nutrition.

Joana's Family

Healthy Families, Strong Communities: How Community Health Agents Are Changing Lives in Mozambique

Community Health Workers in Mozambique are strengthening local capacity to prevent diseases like malaria through training, awareness, and family health...

Dr Liliane in her office

DR Congo: Interview - Does The Fight Against Cholera Require the Mobilization of The Entire Community?

This interview with Dr. Liliane Shacko, Acting Chief Medical Officer of the Manika Health Zone in Kolwezi, discusses the cholera outbreak that began in...