Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Hasina Shines in Home Schooling Initiative

Through a home-schooling programme supported by World Vision Malawi in Malawi’s Machinga, children like Hasina are improving their reading skills, building confidence, and strengthening their foundation for future education.

Hasina participates in home-schooling activities in Mposa.

Hasina Shines in Home Schooling Initiative

Through a home-schooling programme supported by World Vision Malawi in Malawi’s Machinga, children like Hasina are improving their reading skills, building...

How a Better Learning Space Transformed Edith’s Education

Education: How a Better Learning Space Transformed Edith’s Education

Children’s Junior Council meeting

Anicia Zawadi Method: A Rising Voice for Tanzania’s Children

From loss to leadership, Anicia Zawadi Method’s journey shows how child empowerment is shaping confident young leaders across Tanzania.

Bernadette in the classroom

DR Congo: At 12, Bernadette Becomes a Mentor and a Beacon of Hope for a Generation of Girls

This article tells the inspiring story of Bernadette, a 12-year-old girl from Ilebo in the DRC, who has transformed her personal experiences into a mission...

Mado after resolving a mathematic question

DR Congo: Mado, from Dropping Out of School to a Future Dedicated to Helping Children in llebo

This article tells the inspiring story of Mado, a young girl from Luebo in the Kasaï 1 education province, who was forced to drop out of school at the age...

Olena cover photo

Economic development

Financial Literacy as a Catalyst: How World Vision Is Strengthening Ukrainian Business Communities

Olena, founder of Ukraine’s neurological centre “Neyrika,” shares how her clinic supports children affected by war trauma and how a World Vision financial...

Kibawa, WV DRC Education specialist training WV staff

Laying the Foundations for a Sustainable Education System for Children under Unlock Literacy 2.0

A strategic workshop in Kola brought together education stakeholders to strengthen the implementation of Unlock Literacy 2.0, focusing on improving reading...

Simon reading in front of other children

From Silent Struggle to Confident Reader: Simon’s Journey to Literacy

Simon, a 10 year old boy from Kisantu, struggled in silence because he could not read. After joining the RUTH Reading Club, he discovered a safe and...

WVG UNICEF Meeting

UNICEF Encourages World Vision to Remain a Strong Voice for Children in Ghana

The UNICEF Ghana Country Representative, Mr. Osama Makkawi Khogali, has commended World Vision Ghana for its sustained commitment to advancing child...

Evance Loyd,15 years old,standard 5 at Maiwa primary school. He is now back in school after dropping out due to lack of basic needs.

Channels of Hope Helps Two Brothers Return to School After Hunger Pushed Them Out

Evans and Stazio , two brothers in Malawi dropped out of school due to hunger and lack of learning materials. Thanks to World Vision’s Channels of Hope...

Vannesa accessing sanitary facility at her school

Safe Sanitary Facilities Give Vanessa and Her Schoolmates Dignity and Hope

Vannesa , 13, shares how new girls toilets supported by World Vision Malawi and donors have restored dignity, improved school attendance, and created a...

From Near Abandonment to Becoming a Model of Academic Success: The Journey of Awaliwal Primary School.

From Near Abandonment to Becoming a Model of Academic Success: The Journey of Awaliwal Primary School.

By the early 1960s, violent Karamojong cattle raids drove families from their homes. Classrooms emptied, and learning stopped. The situation worsened in...

Where Learning Brings Back Hope

Lebanon Humanitarian Fund

Where Learning Brings Back Hope

Children in southern Lebanon face disrupted education due to conflict and displacement. An education retention programme is helping restore learning...

Agortime AP, Ghana

Nurturing Faith and Hope among Children in Agortime Ziope

World Vision’s Agortime Ziope Programme distributed 2,000 Bibles through the Let the "Children Come Project" to nurture children’s faith and values.

Anna and her son Danylo at Halfway House in Kyiv

Why Integrated Support Matters in Ukraine — Through Anna’s Eyes

Amid the conflict, Anna raises her baby without a family. A social apartment and comprehensive services have given her the hope she needs.

World Vision Malawi Bids Farewell To Likasi AP.

World Vision Malawi exits Likasi after 18 years, leaving behind empowered youth, reduced child marriages, and lasting community transformation

From Sponsored Child to Inspiring Teacher: Mary Goretti Nurtures Future Leaders of her Community.

From Sponsored Child to Inspiring Teacher: Mary Goretti Nurtures Future Leaders of her Community.

In a time when many teachers are abandoning the profession for seemingly more profitable ventures, one former sponsored child is rolling up her sleeves to...

Kisengwe Primary School Rises from Straw to Success with World Vision’s Support

Kisengwe Primary School Rises from Straw Walls to a thriving education centre

World Vision also tackled a long-standing challenge: teacher welfare. For years, teachers commuted long distances or rented nearby rooms during the term...

Investing in Education: How Improved Infrastructure Is Boosting Performance in Malawi

World Vision is improving education of children through construction of modern classroom blocks

Deborah Can Now Run: A Malawi Girl’s Journey from Clubfoot to Confidence

Meet Deborah, a 10 year old girl who underwent life-changing surgery for rickets through Able to Thrive Project and is now thriving.

eye operation

From Braille to Books: Constance Sees a Brighter Future After Cataract Surgery

Meet Constance, a 7-year-old boy who regained his sight after a successful eye surgery, thanks to World Vision's Able to Thrive project

Beyond the dust and mud: How a wheelchair and Inclusive Classroom transformed Lematia’s life.

Rolling Toward Hope: Lematia’s Life Transformed through Inclusion and mobility

12% of refugees in Uganda live with some form of disability, with women, children, and the elderly being the most vulnerable. These individuals face...

Mustafa at the class: Enas Hassan, © World Vision 2025.

Inclusive Education

As Ambitious as the Challenges: Mustafa’s Journey to Learn and Grow in Tooz

In the overcrowded schools of Tooz, 197 km from Baghdad, nine-year-old Mustafa, a boy with short-sightedness, faces multiple challenges in his education...

Mohamed Saidu Turay

Rising Up: Mohamed’s Path from Sponsorship to Leadership

Once a sponsored child, Mohamed Saidu Turay now leads a local partner of World Vision in northern Sierra Leone, supporting child sponsorship through the...