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Monday, July 28, 2025

Village Clinic Transformed Child Health in Mtambwa

World Vision with support from World Vision USA constructed a village clinic and a house for Health Surveillance Officer. Women are no longer walking long distance to get medical service and the HSA is now able to serve people 24/7

Maria holding her 4-months' old Lincoln.

Tandem Breastfeeding: Caring for Nutrition Project saved my life

World Vision’s Caring for Nutrition Project gave me the knowledge, insight and strength to overcome the challenge of being pregnant when I still had a...

Male Engagement proves beneficial for under nourished child (2)

Male engagement proves beneficial for undernourished child

In his role as a Village Health Volunteer (VHV), Francis identiﬁed 11 month old Julian, a severely malnourished child born to a teenage mother, who also...

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Child Wasting: Where do we go from here?

As the G7 prepares to talk global hunger crisis, nutrition expert Colleen Emary lists the wins and ‘what next’ in preventing children from dying of acute...

World vision delivers mobile healthcare

World Vision delivers health services in the most remote areas through a mobile healthcare programme

Mobile clinics offer flexible and viable options for treating isolated and vulnerable groups. To serve the community in the Afar region, World Vision's...

Thrive for the Future: Dzo's Story

Joining World Vision's nutrition club marks the beginning of numerous positive changes in the family of Dzo - a ten-year-old H'Mong girl in the mountainous...

Rethabile - Lesotho

A new beginning as three-year-old Rethabile is rescued from malnutrition

When her mother left her at the age of two to look for a job in the neighbouring Republic of South Africa, Rethabile’s grandmother lost all hope that her...

Healthy babies for Tikhuba women, Taiwan ICDF and World Vision Eswatini

Healthy babies for Tikhuba women

One of the greatest joys for most women is giving birth to a healthy, bouncing baby after nine months of anticipation. However, some expectant moms may...

Women groups

Women groups tackle cultural taboos to improve maternal and child health in Turkana County

By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications & Media Specialist, Kenya Peris rocks her three-month-old daughter lovingly at her home in Namibia...

Health of children at risk

The health condition of children of Afghanistan is alarming. Access to healthcare facilities is a huge challenge. Watch the video to see how World Vision...

Children of Afghanistan deserve better care

Children of Afghanistan deserve better care. They are in urgent need for food and nutrition, child protection, basic education, proper healthcare, water...

Early child marriage - Lao PDR

A bright spark in the dark: the story of Ning, teenage mother

Ning, 18 years old, is sitting on the wooden floor of the traditional house on stilts, remembering all the events she’s been through over the last two...

Children take part in Wahana Visi Indonesia's Eggciting project

Indonesia: Eggciting project helps reduce stunting rates

Wahana Visi Indonesia is helping reduce stunting rates Sigi Regency and Paly city through our Eggciting project, supported by DSM and Sight and Life. To...

Child getting an injection against polio in South Sudan

We must remove immunisation barriers for the Zero-Dose children

Dan argues that the benefits of immunisation are obvious, but every immunisation campaign must listen, inform, dialogue, empower to parents

Clean water in Bandaptai

Innovative purification technology enables communities to enjoy clean and safe water

By Ivy Muigai, Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya Life has changed for the better for Lily, a mother of 11, who lives in Bandaptai, Bomet County...

World Vision Uganda WASH Project in Kasambya

Children and families celebrate piped water in Kasambya community

Like Rose's, many families in Kasambya had limited access to clean water. The only available sources were open shallow wells. Inspired to change the water...

Two Zambian woman, backed by drought affected land, stand with their children looking at the camera.

Without climate action, children are denied a healthier tomorrow

Mel paints a bleak picture of how climate change is threatening the health of children and their families around the globe, and highlights how World Vision...

World Vision experts reflect on impact of climate change on South Sudan’s health system and risks faced by millions

How does climate change worsen South Sudan’s dire condition? As a country where an estimated 75 percent of child mortality is attributed to preventable...

Our planet and our health under siege: What can we contribute for healthier tomorrow?

By Dr. Mesfin Loha, Country Director The impact of climate change and its consequences on health and well-being are more severe on vulnerable populations...

A stitch in time for little Agnes

Can you imagine an almost two-year-old weighing just 4kgs? As hard as it may be to imagine it, that is actually the reality of so many children under five...

Kitchen gardens help Juba’s mothers earn more income and raise healthier children

Nyoka, a 48-year-old mother of seven was among the 160 mothers who were trained on various ways to prevent malnutrition through kitchen gardening, and how...

Maternity

World Vision hands over health and WASH infrastructure worth K1.2 million to the Zambian Government

By Agatha Mali, Communications Officer, Zambia With support from Golf Fore Africa, World Vision in Zambia has handed over a Maternity Annex, Ablution block...

Vegetable gardening offers sustainable solutions to hunger and malnutrition for women of South Sudan

Widow Yom Ater, 24, live with her five children in the outskirts of Juba. Growing up in the cattle camp, Yom did not know any other source of livelihood...

Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food helps thousands of children recover from acute malnutrition in South Sudan

Mary is 27-years-old and already a mother of three. She prematurely gave birth to her daughter Emman at seven months. “I stayed at the hospital for a week”...

Malnutrition among children and women worsen as hunger crisis continue to impact South Sudan

Faiza, a 22-year-old mother of three, is among the millions of South Sudanese faced with the hunger crisis. Displaced about two years ago from her home due...