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Friday, October 31, 2025

A project against malnutrition is transforming lives in Niger

Aichatou Sahidou’s family in Angoual Gao overcame malnutrition through World Vision Niger’s nutrition project. Now, her children are healthy, and women are thriving with goats and new skills.

Tackling taboos that affect child health in Kilifi County

Through its Baby Friendly Community Initiative (BFCI) project, World Vision is empowering communities to abandon harmful taboos and embrace healthy...

Access to Family Planning Services Boosts Maternal and Child Health in Garbatulla

The Garbatulla Healthy Timing and Spacing Project, has increased access to family planning services for communities in Kenya's Isiolo County. This has...

Recipes of hope that restore children’s lives - Family rejoices child well-being

Recipes of hope that restore children’s lives

New improved ways of cooking are restoring the well-being of children whose growth was being hampered by malnutrition. In Nacarôa district, Northern...

Mobile Medical Team reaches the most vulnerable

Medical health team

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Reliable access to land for the most vulnerable for increased food production in Kalehe hills of East DRC

This story is about the success of the Green hill approach. This approach facilitated the dialogue between landowners and the hiring tenants allowing...

World Vision worker in protective gear against Ebola

Ebola and COVID-19: Can Uganda cope with a double epidemic?

Dr. Gloria Kisakye Ndagire is hopeful her countrymen and women can fight this latest health threat, but recognises the risk for all those who do so.

Elizabeth and her child attending a training session with World Vision Ghana

What happens when... you talk about family planning?

When to have babies, how many to have or to have them at all? It might be an awkward conversation for some, but for others, it’s a life-saver. Here’s why.

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Baby Ruth, transformed after months of consuming nutritional supplements

My name is Lydia; I am a Village Based Entrepreneur (VBE) from the Oguaa community in the Sekyere East District. I was privileged to be selected by my...

“GARDEN A DOOR TO EXIT POVERTY FOR ME AND MY CHILDREN”

“GARDEN A DOOR TO EXIT POVERTY FOR ME AND MY CHILDREN”

After seven years of struggling with their vegetable farming project, members of the Mpalane Garden Association were losing hope as their efforts yielded...

Asuntha Charles Afghanistan

Global inaction will mean death for Afghanistan's hungry children

World Vision Afghanistan's National Director Asuntha Charles gives insight into the desperate humanitarian crisis the country in the lead up to her...

Two blocks of latrines for men and women to the Kabara-Farma Community Health Cener by World Vision in partnership with Orange Foundation

World Vision in partnership with Orange Foundation strengthened the Kabara-Farma Community Health Center in Timbuktu

In Mali, deficiencies in the health care system such as the under-equipment of community health centers is a major obstacle to access to essential health...

Asuntha Charles shares her concerns for the children of Afghanistan

Asuntha Charles, National Director for World Vision Afghanistan shares her thoughts about current situation of the country.

World Vision responds to the needs of Afghanistan

Afghanistan's crisis is considered world's worst humanitarian crisis. We are responding to this crisis due to the generosity of our donors and supporters...

Afghanistan needs urgent help to cope with humanitarian crisis

Afghanistan faces one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. Economic collapse, lack of access to healthcare services, poverty and hunger affects...

Millions of Afghans do not have access to healthcare services

Millions of Afghans do not have access to healthcare services. An estimated 4.7 million children, pregnant and lactating women are at risk of acute...

One mobile health clinic for nine villages

One mobile health clinic for nine villages

“We had lost our hope for her life. We thought Safia will not live long,” says 34-year-old Najmudin. Because food on the table was not sufficient, his wife...

World Vision Uganda Health and Nutrition Breastmilk Breastfeeding

Mothers inspire mothers to promote exclusive breastfeeding

Breastfeeding is one of the most effective ways to ensure child health and survival when exclusively practised from the first hour of birth for six months...

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...