Monday, June 22, 2026

Print-Rich Walls Bring Learning Closer to Learners at Mwanga Primary School

With support from World Vision Malawi, print-rich walls at Mwanga Primary School are helping learners improve reading, writing and spelling skills by turning classroom walls and school premises into everyday learning resources.

World Vision's digital literacy projects in Western Kenya are making a significant impact, improving the educational performance of children in the region.©World Vision Photo/Allan Wekesa.

Digital literacy project improves learning in schools

World Vision is keen on collaborating with the government to bridge the digital divide between children in urban and rural areas, as well as those from...

Breaking Barriers: EVE project distributes 400 bicycles and 7,000 school bags to pupils in Namwala

Working with the Ministry of Education Zambia, World Vision Zambia, in partnership with the Education Above All Foundation and Forum for African Women...

Mako

World Vision and Lake Grove Church support Makonkoto Primary School

World Vision and the Lake Groove Church also supported Makonkoto Primary School with laptops and a generator for the computer lab, which teaches all the...

Children perform vowel exercise to improve literacy abilities in Reading Camp

Literacy Instruction: The benefits of preserving community learning spaces

Tomé Gomes from Muecate district, in Nampula Province, is a reading camp promoter and also a trainer of other promoters, and he is giving children from his...

MASA

Savings for Transformation: A gateway to 13-year-old Masandu's education

She would admire people in her community who are savings group members, especially when they received their ‘share outs.’ Whenever she saw others sharing...

Maiya

From a Tree to a Classroom: How World Vision is giving children a chance for a better future through education in Sinanzongwe

Until 2018, children of Maiya village in Sinazongwe district of Zambia had to walk at least six kilometres to the nearest school, which was too far. This...

Safe

Safe House is a Safe Haven for Girls in Sinazongwe

Stories of adolescent girls dropping out of school for different reasons are not unusual in Zambia. Some of these reasons include teenage pregnancies and...

EVE project

World Vision launches Education Project dubbed Empowering Vulnerable Children with Education (EVE).

Namwala District in Southern Province prides itself on livestock production and agriculture. However, this consequently contributes to high school dropout...

JANE

Putting Needs Before Wants: How Financial Literacy Changed Jane's Life and that of her family

Jane Hangoba's life was a constant struggle. Despite her hard work, she and her family couldn't make ends meet. "Money to buy food to feed my family was...

EVE

World Vision Zambia, alongside Forum for African Women Educationalists of Zambia launch Empowering Vulnerable Children with Education Project in partnership with the Education Above All Foundation

In partnership with Education Above All Foundation’s (EAA) Educate A Child Programme, and support from the Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD), World Vision...

Learning through Play improves learning at Hetty Denene Basic School

Playing games while they learn helps children develop their literacy and numeracy skills quicker, as it is fun. World Vision Zambia is implementing the...

Grounding

World Vision in Zambia Breaks Ground for New Office Block

It’s been 15 years in the making, and it’s finally here. Construction of the new office premises for World Vision Zambia has been launched with a ground...

Insaka

World Vision in Zambia and UNICEF Zambia hand over Early Childhood Development Hubs

World Vision in Zambia, in partnership with UNICEF Zambia, recently handed over two Community-Based Integrated Early Childhood Development (ECD) Hubs...

Carolina José

When learning becomes an exciting experience

Reading contests provide a stage for students to shine by exhibiting reading and writing skills. Carolina, a 3rd-grade student from Nathuo Primary School...

UPLIFT

UPLIFT Project empowers Traditional Leaders with 138 bicycles to fight child marriage

World Vision Zambia, through the European Union Zambia funded project ‘Urban and Rural Programme for Learners’ Inclusion, Foundation, and Transformation...

Winfridah

Former sponsored child graduates as Medical Doctor

In 2006, Winfridah Hampeyo, then 12 years old, lived in a remote community in Zambia's Southern Province's Chikanta area. Her future seems grim because all...

Mpande Primary School

World Vision Zambia and Madison General Insurance Company Zambia Limited hand over refurbished classroom block

By Kambani Phiri, Communications Specialist, Zambia. World Vision Zambia, with support from Madison General Insurance Company Zambia Limited, has handed...

Equipping children for the future through reading camps in Nyimba district

World Vision Zambia work so that children, especially the most vulnerable, have access to quality education so that they become lifelong learners...

Stand

Ministry of Education commends World Vision’s Literacy Programme

By Justin Njovu, Communications Officer, Zambia The Government of the Republic of Zambia, through the Ministry of Education, has commended World Vision...

Prize for the best students

9-year-Sitan from Safo shines bright at reading club competition which drew 159 participants

Safo is a small rural community in the Kati prefecture, 15 kilometres from Bamako. Here, you will find a centre designed and outfitted by World Vision to...

Thanks

World Vision in Zambia bids farewell to Mporokoso district after 15 years of partnership.

By Kambani Phiri, Communications Specialist, Zambia After almost 15 years of implementing community development programmes in the Mporokoso district, World...

Lenato 2

Out of a spelling bee sprouts new-found confidence for Lenato

World Vision has helped energise a national spelling bee in Malawi by working with different partners. Through the platform, learners from different...

NGCEBO CROWNED WINNER OF THE NATIONAL ESWATINI LETTER WRITING COMPETITION, Ngcebo 12-year-old Ngcebo from rural Gundvwini primary School

NGCEBO CROWNED WINNER OF THE NATIONAL ESWATINI LETTER WRITING COMPETITION

Submitting his letter on the last day of the letter writing competition, Ngcebo 12-year-old Ngcebo from rural Gundvwini Primary School did not anticipate...

The Unlock Literacy Project improves reading among children

The 'Unlock Literacy' project came up as a result of the reading deficit among children in the Afram Plains district, to help enhance their reading skills...