Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Farah’s steps toward a stable future

After years of financial hardship, Farah is taking her first steps toward stability. Through World Vision Syria Response’s community savings and loan groups in Syria, Farah was able to invest in a small greenhouse project, helping her support her family and build a more sustainable future. From uncertainty to self-reliance, small opportunities can create lasting change.

Photo of the Greenhouses supported

Farah’s steps toward a stable future

After years of financial hardship, Farah is taking her first steps toward stability. Through World Vision Syria Response’s community savings and loan...

Sajida Nimr

Livelihood & Peacebuilding

Sajida’s Stubborn Optimism Made a New Beginning Possible in Iraq

With the right support, a Yazidi mother from Sinjar, Iraq rebuilt her life after being displaced, turning hardship into hope and stability for her family.

ECO-FLAME

A Brighter Flame, A Healthier Future: The Eco Flame Project in Kakoshi and Lamsi

In Ghana's Savannah Region, women face severe health risks and respiratory illness from toxic wood-fuel smoke while processing cassava into gari.

WACRESS_Abuk

Fishing hopes: From fear of floods to a thriving fishing livelihood in rural South Sudan

For years, seasonal flooding in Akuem boma, Aweil East County, left Rebecca Abuk and her family struggling to meet basic needs. In August 2025, her...

DR Congo: From Survival to Stability: Rosette’s Journey Towards Dignity and Hope

Rosette, a mother of seven in eastern DRC, is rebuilding her life with World Vision support—showing how small help restores hope, dignity, and self...

Vian Mirza

Livelihood & Peacebuilding

Returning Home Through Land and Livelihood

A PBF-supported peacebuilding project restored single mother Vian's livelihood after being displaced by being able to return to her land.

Kinan Naeem, Co-developer of RAYSAT

From the Ground Up: How RaySat Brings Precision to Syrian Farmers

Supported by World Vision Syria Response & the Syria Response Innovation Lab, two Syrian innovators turn satellite data into survival tools for farmers.

When Livelihoods Collapse Overnight, Can Education Hold On

When livelihoods collapse overnight, can education hold on?

Yesterday I travelled with a team of passionate colleagues from our office in Vietnam. Together, we visited a community in Thanh Hóa Province, a community...

WASH

From Walking for Water to Growing for the Future

For many years, life was demanding for Patricia, 32, from Chiluba Mulinda Village in Kasama District. Every day was marked by long, exhausting walks in...

‘Inyamamare’ Troupe supported by World Vision

The Village that learned to Sing again

On a sunny Wednesday, the narrator visited Nkunamo Village with a music producer to record a traditional troupe called Inyamamare. Welcomed by drums and...

Christian

From Rachaya to Hermel: How Food Assistance Is Sustaining Families across the Bekaa

Families across the Bekaa are struggling with rising food insecurity and financial pressure. Through in-kind food assistance provided by World Vision in...

Suzane

How Suzane Rebuilt Hope for Her Children after fleeing Syria

A Syrian refugee mother in Akkar rebuilt hope for her children through a cash-for-work initiative under the ELEVATE project, gaining a renewed purpose.

Khaled

'I Feel Happy Because We Did That With Our Own Hands': Rising After A Fall

Khaled remembers the pain, fear, and long months of recovery after a serious fall on a mountain, but he also thinks of the moment he decided to rise again.

Ambarina Primary School

Turning Heatwaves into Action

Students at Ambarina Primary School in Madang plant 30+ trees and install a hazard map to combat rising heat, with support from World Vision PNG.

A man holding red bell pepper inside a garden.

From Struggle to Self-reliance - A Young Farmer’s Journey of Survival and Hope

A young high school graduate from Mahlalini Area Programme in the Shiselweni region of Eswatini has turned to small scale vegetable farming as means of...

Tinah1

Dr Tinah Mukunda Crowned Development Queen of Kenyasi No. 3

World Vision Ghana's country crowned the development queen of Kenyasi No. 3.

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Hope Flows in Ahafo: Safe Water Transforms Lives

Communities in Ahafo North gain safe water through the Ahafo Region Integrated Water Programme (ARIWP), led by World Vision Ghana with support from the...

Tamiro laughing and holding corn

When the Land Finally Answered

A five-year-old girl in drought-stricken Gewane, Afar, experiences her first abundant harvest after her family receives climate-resilient maize seeds and...

Hawo at work

From Aid to Agency: Hawo uses loan, learns trade to launch and expand business and inspire others

From aid to agency

Resilient

Elevating Ukraine’s Frontline of Care: Anna’s Journey to Clinical Precision

World Vision’s training empowered Anna to provide life-saving care for Ukraine’s vulnerable children during the ongoing war.

Ammar* standing next to a solar panel he built

livelihoods, education, Syria, crisis

This is how I rebuilt my life - Vocational training in Syria

Ammar once relied on farming, but years of conflict left his land barren and crops failing. With no stable income, he turned to solar energy training...

'We shared these Ideas with all the Farmers and thank God, we benefited Greatly'

Farmers in the Field Farming school project share how the project has had a positive impact on their livelihoods and income while enhancing their skills.

Champa’s family, her husband, two daughters, her son, and World Vision’s Regional Leader, Teresa Ferrari.

From Firewood to Clean Energy: How One Family is Turning Livestock Waste into Opportunity

From Firewood to Clean Energy: How One Family is Turning Livestock Waste into Opportunity

South Sudanese mother

Village savings change the lives of women and children in Aweil East

Village savings and clean water are changing lives in Aweil East, South Sudan. Mothers like Bakhita now save money, send children to school, and grow...