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Monday, June 23, 2025

How Savings for Transformation Helped the Ha Maphohloane community in Lesotho Break free from poverty

Breaking the Cycle of Poverty in Ha Maphohloane, Lesotho Through Savings for Transformation: Community Savings Enabled Education, Farms, Homes, Dignity, and Hope.

Jane

Savings chart Jane's path to transformation

In Zambia’s Chongwe district, 42-year-old Jane is celebrated for her hard work, passion, and enterprise in her community. Trained by World Vision on the...

farm

Women opportunities bears fruits and lifts families out of poverty

Women opportunities bears fruits and lifts families out of poverty

Lilit - a young mother

Lilit started a new profession to succeed

World Vision's Armenia, Poverty Reduction Programme helps Lilit to follow her dreams and rise to economic exploits.

Finding job in his own communtiy

World Vision Armenia helps Sasun find his dream job

This story is about a big 13-member Armenian family living in peace and solidarity. 32-year-old Sasun is the only person who used to carry his family’s...

65 more families affected by Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

World Vision gives a new start and opportunity to recover to 65 more families affected by Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

Armed conflict that erupted on the 27 of September in Nagorno-Karabakh - a disputed territory between Armenia and Azerbaijan, has halted with a ceasefire...

Mother on oil production

Mothers taking the lead in oil production

Having coconut trees at their door steps, Mothers from Tawairoi community in West Are’are, Malaita Province do not have any issue when the Australian...

Vocational education enhances income opportunities for South Sudan's youth

“Everyone knows how tough it is here to sustain the needs of families especially for young parents like me”, shares Margret Akuol 21-year old mother of two...

Anahit Badalyan

Anahit's family, being involved in the Poverty Reduction Program, is already able to take care of her needs

Next to the wagon house, in a stone house, lives a family of four, who lived in a wagon for seven years in extremely difficult conditions before the house...

Oau saving club

Oau Saving Club in Solomon Islands records $54,000 (SBD) in their saving by the third quarter of 2021

A saving club at Oau community at the Maramasike Passage of South Malaita in the Solomon Islands has saved SBD 54, 266 this year, a record from their...

Poverty graduation _ Armenia_ Araksya

Family enjoys their warm house and plans for a better future with the help of World Vision

Araksya lives with her husband and two minor children. She is a housewife. She loves gardening and is proud of the flowers she is growing. Araksya is a...

Poverty graduation _ Armenia_ Mariam

Mariam's dream has come true; she has a stable job now and earns for her family’s needs all by herself

Every family has its own story that is shaped over the years. Mariam’s family is quite young, but is full of concerns. Mariam was married in Georgia, and...

Poverty graduation _ Armenia_ Gayane

Gayane – young, enthusiastic and active mother now dreams big for her three children

Many people in the village know Gayane as a tailor. This young mother of three children has loved knitting since childhood. She is specialised in the...

Poverty graduation _ Armenia_ Zepyur

Zepyur is now hopeful that she can provide the best care for her children

None of us knows in advance how the life will turn out. We dream, but the reality is quite different. Zepyur got married in Yerevan. After the birth of her...

Poverty graduation _ Armenia_ Hermine

Hermine is optimistic – she will earn for her children’s house soon

There are not many trailer houses in this rural community. One of them is the house where Hermine and her three children live in. Divorced, busy with daily...

Ruzanna_ poverty graduation_Armenia

Ruzanna, a mother with mobility problem strives for a better future for her children

Speaking about the problems of the big family, Ruzanna unintentionally mixes the names of her children. Ruzanna's family is composed of eleven members...

Anna_Poverty graduation_Armenia

Anna is now earning and saving for her children’s better life

Anna has been looking for a job for a long time, striving to be a well-off parent. She considers herself a happy mother because she has a good husband and...

Poverty graduation _ Armenia_ Serine

Serine, a mother four, confidently stands on her feet and provides best care for her children

There are six members in Serine’s family. She is a mother of four children, twin girls, an elder daughter and a son with a disability. Serine lives in a...

Market Linkage Products

World Vision cocoa partners produce tons of cocoa in the Solomon Islands

Market Linkage Phase 11 (MLPII) Project of World Vision Solomon Islands in Makira Area Program has recorded a total of 13.9 tons of cocoa with a value of...

David Suda

How the bee farming changes David's life

David, a bee farmer from East Malaita in Solomon Islands, shares his testimony about Youth Social Entrepreneurship Development (YSED) Project of World...

Job opportunities for conflict affected people World Vision

World Vision supports conflict-affected people to earn their stable income through education and professional equipment

World Vision supports conflict-affected people in Armenia to take up refreshment courses, participate in vocational classes and start a new career. Today...

livelihoods World Vision Uganda Humanitarian Child Advocate Child well0-being

Kagadi farmers and 'the man called poverty’

As Julius Tibesigwa, the general secretary of Mugoija Tweyombeke Cooperative Society Limited farmers group narrates, poverty is 'a man that makes life...

Sweet Alternative: Honey Cushions Families from COVID-19 Economic Hurdles

By Wesley Koskei, World Vision Communications Officer, Kenya Margarete, a mother of five, is passionate about beekeeping. As the caretaker of 20 beehives...

World Vision Uganda promotes kitchen gardening to curb malnurtition in communities.

Families tackle malnutrition through kitchen gardens

By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator - World Vision Uganda Have you ever imagined the magic feeling of grabbing fresh fruits and vegetables...

community initiative

Empowered to impact a whole community

Reverend Sam is the Minister of the Methodist church in Krabonso. He has gone a long way as a faith leader to educate over 200 church members, as well as...