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Sunday, April 20, 2025

The impact of water access in Afghanistan’s remote communities and the threat of aid cuts

An estimated 21 million people will water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) assistance in 2025. World Vision Afghanistan's WASH sector addresses these needs in remote villages of targeted four provinces.

Peru Ecuador man cash card hat smiling

Faith in Action - Putting People at the Centre of Data Management

Amos Doornbos explains how the next step in treating people and their data with respect means enabling access and portability.

Photo Dorthi

For equal rights, opportunities, and treatment

"I am deeply touched by poverty. I feel sad when I see my peers who cannot meet their basic needs. The world is unfair. Not everyone has the possibility to...

Stuck in the mud South Sudan

What do you do when it all turns to mud?

Maurice reflects on the increasing need for those of us working in humanitarian and development to adapt.

Tabarak with her two friends, Tiba and Malak. ©

Tabarak

Her name is Tabarak. In Arabic her name means magnified. She comes from a town in northeastern Iraq. When she was born eight years ago, everything looked...

World Vision tent providing for needs of vulnerable people in shrinking humanitarian space

How can we help when we have no access?

The space for humanitarians to respond to people in need is under threat, JBK explores the impact of a worrying trend.

Climate change affecting Solomon Islands

The great injustice staring us in the face

Maurice makes the case for talking about climate justice, because of the indefensible damage the climate crisis is doing to vulnerable children.

India education project

Am I a humanitarian?

Marcus marks World Humanitarian Day by reflecting on what it means to be a humanitarian in 2020.

Member of the cash team in DRC verify people’s identities against their registration details and photos, as part of a World Vision cash assistance project. Kate Shaw/World Vision

Can cash programming save us?

Underlying the humanitarian principles is the idea of treating those affected by a crisis with dignity. A fundamental belief that all humans, regardless of...

Dakheel and his family in their tent at Bardarash Camp

My dream is to have a house and see my children go to school

Sitting in a tent, far from what he calls home, Dakheel stares down at the floor. He is lost in thought, thinking of his children, thinking of his mother...

Zyada and her daughter Duaa while starting their day

A Glimmer of Hope Amidst Change

Women are a unique, strong, wonderful group at the heart of any community. They are like flowering trees, enhancing everything around them as they provide...

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Transformation: The Kitchen and Childcare Aren't for Women Only Anymore

Written by Agness John, World Vision Communications Officer - ENRICH Project Girl-children often experience multifaceted discrimination in the areas of...

Two years ago, 740,000 Rohingya people their homes in Myanmar to escape violence and persecution.

Photo Gallery | Two Years On Rohingya Refugee Response | 25 August 2019

“We will not go back to Myanmar without our rights. We have suffered too much. We are grateful to the Government of Bangladesh for giving us a safe place to live."-Fayas

What it means to be Rohingya

The Rohingya are an ethnic Muslim minority from Myanmar. Before August 2017, the majority of the estimated one million Rohingya in Myanmar resided in...

Partnering to support

“I am so happy that everyone in the community realises that they cannot mistreat people without consequences.” These were the words spoken by Andrew* as he...

Doing Teamwork Because of Child Forum Activity

Sibus (14yo) is one of child forum member of Uncak Rentawan. Uncak Rentawan is a child forum at Jelimpo Sub-District, in Landak Regency. This area is a...

Empty Promises Turned Into New Hopes and Dreams

Samnang, 29, lives with a widowed mother and four siblings. They made a living by working on their rice field at Srey Snorm district in Siem Reap Province...

Defying Gender Stereotypes, One Skill at a Time

Saniyas lives in a Muslim minority community beside the Bassak River in Preak Pra commune, Phnom Penh City. Her parents were unable to earn regular income...

Artist, Art, Action, and Application - how Sister Fa is changing key behaviors for the wellbeing of children

“Partnership” can take many shapes forms and sounds and the artist and composer Sister Fa’s collaboration with World Vision is no exception. Since 2013...

Speaking Out Against Human Trafficking

The National Anti-Human Trafficking Day was celebrated in Siem Reap and Battambang provinces on 14 th and 18 th December 2017. This event was a sign of...

Celebrating International Children's Day

On the 1st of June World Vision Armenia implemented various events in more than 200 communities of 6 Marzes and the capital city Yerevan, aiming to make a...

What do you know about preventing human trafficking?

By Matt Stephens, Child Protection, World Vision United States If you knew the risks of human trafficking, would you still take those risks to provide for...

Voices of strong survivors

It was raining that morning. Though it was a cold day, people gathered to hear the voices and stories that warmed their hearts- whether with anger or...

Human rights are universal but access to them isn't

In 1948 world leaders agreed upon Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a document that set out, for the first time, the fundamental human rights that are...

I am one of you

Together with his twin brother Pëllumb was born healthy. The boys brought great joy to their family. Because she lacked enough breast milk to sustain both...