Nutritious meals: A journey of hope In a world of instability, Daw Hkawn's journey exemplifies the strength of the human spirit and the transformative impact of collective actions. Read more
A dream comes true A ten-year-old boy lives in a small village with his family. He has a dream to own a house. In reality, he can't afford his dream while striving to make... Read more
Toward a brighter future 13-year-old Htet, a registered child, lives in a small village close to Mawlamyine City. His family has a history of experiencing food insecurity. Amidst... Read more
World Vision supporting May's family with food assistance 13-years old May is a registered child of World Vision Myanmar. She was adopted by her uncle and aunt because of her mother's poor health since she was... Read more
What decades of conflict means for the children of Myanmar The long-running conflict in this corner of South East Asia pops up occasionally in the news, but for the children living in Myanmar, it’s a daily reality... Read more
Life free from the chains of open defecation in Kachin State Lum Zawng lives with his family in one of the villages in Kachin State, the northern part of Myanmar. He has two sons. He makes his living as a farmer and... Read more
Hope restored and life gets better Life became a complete struggle for Than Win, a 37-year-old mother of three children, after getting divorced. It has been six years since she parted ways... Read more
Myanmar: Fighting hunger and feeding hope Ultra Poor Graduation aims to improve the lives of 1,138 of the most vulnerable families like U Kyar Hpu’s family in Myanmar. Read more
Myanmar: A family’s strength shines in the face of financial struggles San San is a mother of seven children who hopes her children’s education will enable them to pursue their dreams and have better lives. Her eldest daughter... Read more
Leading with monsters and dragons Grenville reflects on his first four months leading World Vision’s work in Myanmar during a turbulent time domestically and internationally. Read more
Grace shines bright in a promising future Grace, 17, a former World Vision sponsored child, lives with her parents and her sister in Hmawbi, Yangon Region, Myanmar, where her father pastors a small... Read more
COVID-19: Livelihood opportunity for women through making handcrafted earrings In order to provide women and girls from Hseni Area Program a livelihood opportunity in the midst of COVID-19, World Vision in Myabmar conducted a zoom... Read more
Sugar palm farmers find hope during COVID-19 The dawn breaks together with the voices of engines from the cargo trucks and labours loading palm baskets. Ma Phyu, a volunteer of World Vision, and other... Read more
Light at the end of the tunnel Living with her family in Chauk Township, Magway Region, Daw Aye lived a normal life just like the others, 11 years ago. However, the news of her husband... Read more
Yu gives birth to twins amidst COVID-19 pandemic 26-year-old Yu, lives in Delta. She is a proud mother of newborn twin girls. Managing a family of seven, that includes, Yu, her husband, their elder boy... Read more
COVID-19: New hope for Thandar Nine-year-old Thandar lives in Malamyaing, in the state of Mom and resides with her older sister and parents in a small 10-square feet room. “Before COVID... Read more
World Vision uses creative ways to reach out to fragile communities during COVID-19 In times like pandemics, it is important the awareness messages reach to the communities so that people are able to protect and take preventive measure for... Read more
Cash for work programme empowers Rohingya refugee women Hamida fills sandbags alongside her all-women team of construction workers. Clad in long, black burkhas and tightly wrapped head scarves, they are helping... Read more
Road to Colorful Futures “I feel that our vision (World Vision's Vision) has become true when I see changes and impacts in the communities” – Zechariah (Manager of Myaw Lint Chin... Read more
A new learning source Bumpy winding roads, about 4 feet wide, lead down to the bottom of the mountains then again go up to the top of the hills to reach Cing’s village. Her... Read more
The three inspiring stars Who says a person with a disability has no hope for the future? Meet three boys who proved that hypothesis wrong. The first boy is Aung Nyein Oo, now 28... Read more
My children’s success: a mother's account of School Feeding My name is Daw Thein Htay and my husband name is U Tin Thein. My family lives in Shwe Toke Kan village , in Yenancahung Township 32km north of Yenanchaung... Read more
Building roads to school and clinics Khway Hta is a village 25 kilo meters from Yenenchaung Township. In 2014, in partnereship with World Vision and World Food Prgramme, the community... Read more
Enhancing early years education helps Khant grow up healthy and strong Leaving the main tar road, our vehicle’s wheels bump along a dusty road boardered by golden paddy fields, leading us to the small village of about 120... Read more