Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Restoring Hope in Tahoua: A Lifesaving Donation from World Vision Women

World Vision female staff help transform pediatric care in Tahoua, Niger. A new, fully-equipped ward is reducing hospital overcrowding and restoring hope for families.

a group of staff observing the prayer day by video conference

World Vision's team in Niger holds day of prayer to kick off 2022 fiscal year

On October 1st every year, World Vision organises a day of prayer in all its offices around the world. That day, which marks the end of the previous year...

Participants at the JCI and WV conference

World Vision celebrates World Humanitarian Day with the Junior Chamber International, Baobab University

To commemorate World Humanitarian Day, World Vision and UN OCHA in partnership with the Junior Chamber International (JCI) Baobab University, organised a...

Documentary: World Vision's contributions towards improving children's well-being in Niger

With more than 25 years of presence in Niger, World Vision supports the Government of Niger in its efforts to develop communities and respond to...

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FAO and World Vision Support Displaced Families to be Self-Reliant

Life was good. Fati was an administrator at a training college in Kanama, northern Nigeria. She had moved there after marrying her husband, Bori, a teacher...

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Partnership with UKAID Provides Access to Water and Sanitation for Refugees

Chased out of your home, village and country. These are the cards dealt for 40-year-old Amina. With constant and increasingly deadly attacks on her...

Iskita land restoration champion

World Vision and World Food Programme fight desertification in Niger

Desertification has besieged the village of Iskita for over 30 years. Their lands grew less fertile by the year and the yield of their planting seasons...

Aboubakar from Diffa ERP

Equipping the Most Vulnerable in Diffa Crisis for the Future – Ousmane’s Story

“Training like this keep children like me from becoming menaces such as thieves and militants.” These were the poignant words of Ousmane Aboubakar. The 17...

Explosion of joy of the children during the realization of the first borehole of Bassira

Bringing Smiles Back to Those Who Need it the Most

In May 2019, security incidents in Nigerian villages bordering the Maradi region led several Nigerian nationals to cross the border to seek refuge in the...

A Little Water; A Lot of Joy

Since 2015, Niger has been facing an unprecedented security and humanitarian crises affecting the Diffa, Tahoua, Tillabery and recently the Maradi regions...

The Ministry of Hydraulics conducts the process of restitution of the results of the trace metal study in rural development water points

World Vision Niger provided technical input to a groundbreaking event, hosted by the Government of Niger, which will lead to action to improve the quality...

Yves Habumugisha, National Director and Francine Obura, Regional Communications Director

Political Leaders Partner with World Vision to End Child Marriage

On the sidelines of the 33rd Summit of the African Union, the first ladies of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) met in Niamey to join...

Fatchima with her son, Mohamed, 3, in the village of Eguidi

Refugee Crisis in the Sahel - Escape for Peace

"There is nothing more hopeless than not knowing whether tomorrow your children will have something to eat or not," said Fatchima completely exasperated...

The First Lady, the National Director of World Vision and the Minister of Hydraulic

World Vision celebrates Women's Day with the Delivery of Hydraulic Infrastructure

In Niger, World Vision organized the delivery of 10 autonomous water stations on Monday, May 13 2019, under the patronage of the Minister of Water and...

Tackling child marriage and encouraging girl-child education through the arts!

World Vision Niger launched a child protection caravan in the village of Fissataou in Maradi. It was launched on Saturday, February 17, 2019 in the...

Tackling violence against children with educative caravan in Maradi and Zinder, Niger

Niger is one of the countries in the world most affected by violence against children. Indeed, the living conditions of children are very precarious. Among...

World Vision United States visits Mother-Child Health Project in Dosso, Niger

In Niger, over 50% of families have to travel for over 5 kilometers to access the nearest health facility. The country is vast with more than 80% of the...

"Every day, before sunset, I do a review of my homework," says Rabi

Hope through Positive Deviance Approach

"Pity it is what I used to feel for myself. During my early childhood, I suffered a lot because of health problems” said Rabi, a young girl full of...

Ibrahim, 11, young Nigerian refugee from the Sayam Forage camp, Diffa

Allowing Africa’s children to be children’

Written by Zena John At this year’s Day of Prayer celebration, all World Vision staff were asked to focus on the work of colleagues in Disaster Management...

"I am very happy to have drinking water now because before we had to walk a lot to get water", says Ramatou

World Vision recognized for its dedication to child well-being

World Vision Niger received, for the second time, the prize for "Best Development Actor" at the Grand Gala of the National Exhibition of Information on...

World Vision Germany Visits Emergency Humanitarian Response in Diffa, Niger

World Vision Niger office received a delegation composed of WV Germany and the West Africa Regional Office on the 17th - 19th of October, 2018. The 3-day...

It takes a world to end violence against children

Niger is one of the countries in the world most affected by violence against children. The living conditions of children are very precarious. Among the...

Fanna playing with her doll in the Child Friendly Space of Sayam Forage in Diffa, Niger

Providing safe spaces for children in crises

Gunshots, pandemonium and being scooped up in flight. This was what a Monday morning in 2014 turned into for 8 year old Fanna Moustapha. Fanna and her...

Khadidja surrounded by her friends

“I would have preferred to wake up to a different reality”

While some children are at school, others wander around the corners of the village. Among them Khadidja, 14, who helps her mother with housework. "When I...

Hadizatou with her daughters

Economic development that brings happiness

As an active member of the community savings group, Hadizatou can talk all day about the contribution of this initiative in her community. But what matters...