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Thursday, October 16, 2025

Climate, Hunger, and Hope: The Defining Challenge for Asia Pacific

New data shows extreme climate and scarcity are pushing millions into acute hunger as aid declines. Amidst this crisis, World Vision is working with partners, including youth leaders, to drive innovative, localised solutions to build a sustainable and dignified future for the region.

Evelyn, IFP beneficiary in Kwabia with her son.

Improved Feeding Project Boosts Child Health and Nutrition in 70 communities across 3 Regions of Ghana

Some rural communities in the Kassena-Nankana West, Kintampo South, and Sekyere East Districts have used indigenous agricultural practices for decades to...

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A rural woman's fight against poverty in Laos

“I come to my fish pond two to three times per day to feed them. I am happy with what I have now because it brings good nutritious food for my family” said...

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New Project to empower communities address climate change and nutrition issues launched

The project, Nature-Based Opportunities Underpinning Resilient and Sustainable Households (NOURISH), will ensure vulnerable children are well nourished in...

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Raising poultry, rising hopes for Vieng and his family

Vieng is one of 50 families in five villages from Soukhouma district targeted by the project. Since the start of the implementation in 2022, Vieng joined...

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The Domino Effect: How Conflicts Worldwide Affect Children in Different Areas

The Domino Effect: How Conflicts World Wide Affect Children in Different Areas

World Vision Uganda nutrition sessions provide fresh hope to young refugee mothers and their newborns.

Nutrition sessions provide fresh hope to young refugee mothers and their newborns

Joyce needed to juggle school and parenting, which increasingly proved impossible. "Everything was uncertain. I was not only scared but confused too," she...

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The homes of learning and nutritional recovery allow the recuperation of 1,256 malnourished children in the department of Guidan Roumdji in Niger

The homes of learning and nutritional recovery allow the recuperation of 1,256 malnourished children in the department of Guidan Roumdji in Niger

Baby Friendly Community Initiatives Improve Child Nutrition

World Vision's Baby Friendly Community Initiative (BCFI) projects, supported by the UNICEF, Ministry of Health and County Governments in Kenya, have gone a...

ENRICH Programme Impact: Improved Maternal & Child Health

Learn how World Vision's unique models are improving good nutrition, as well as maternal and child health among rural communities in Kenya.

Communities use songs to promote good child nutrition practices

Communities use songs to promote good child nutrition practices

Tackling taboos that affect child health in Kilifi County

Through its Baby Friendly Community Initiative (BFCI) project, World Vision is empowering communities to abandon harmful taboos and embrace healthy...

Roselyn Baku MERMAID Project Manager talking to visitors to WVSI Booth

World Vision Solomon Islands commits to the food day theme 'leave no one behind'.

WVSI is serious about the project to ensure no one in the ten communities is left behind because a recent assessment conducted by World Vision Solomon...

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World Food Day - Promising tweets: A small bird improves the nutrition and livelihood of rural communities in Laos

Tweets are becoming a more and more enjoyable sound and a new symbol of hope for Lao remote communities. Some 12,000km away from Silicon Valley and the...

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Mechanized Irrigation System Transform lives in Kpatinga Community

World Vision Ghana’s (WVG) supported ultra-modern multi-purpose solar-powered limited mechanized irrigation facility has begun to improve household food...

Two blocks of latrines for men and women to the Kabara-Farma Community Health Cener by World Vision in partnership with Orange Foundation

World Vision in partnership with Orange Foundation strengthened the Kabara-Farma Community Health Center in Timbuktu

In Mali, deficiencies in the health care system such as the under-equipment of community health centers is a major obstacle to access to essential health...

A father’s wish: “May South Sudan's next generations will experience peace and never live in refugee camps

“I was born and grew up in Uganda as a refugee”, shares 38-year old Maku Thomas, a community nutrition worker in World Vision’s Juba Nutrition Project...

Two Zambian woman, backed by drought affected land, stand with their children looking at the camera.

Without climate action, children are denied a healthier tomorrow

Mel paints a bleak picture of how climate change is threatening the health of children and their families around the globe, and highlights how World Vision...

Malnutrition among children and women worsen as hunger crisis continue to impact South Sudan

Faiza, a 22-year-old mother of three, is among the millions of South Sudanese faced with the hunger crisis. Displaced about two years ago from her home due...

Empowerment programme helps improve both livelihoods and children's health

Through World Vision's empowerment programme on the health benefits of a nutritional supplement named KOKO Plus, women have become financially empowered to...

Children in Yemen: Undernourished at an Alarming Rate

Children are suffering in Yemen—undernourished at an alarming rate. Access to food is challenging, leading to high levels of malnutrition, especially...

Women's Day - AHAN Laos

More gender equality means better nutrition for rural women and their children

The 8th of March celebrates women around the world. This international commemoration aims to raise awareness on gender equality and intends to break the...

Impact of our school feeding programmes in the Central African Republic

Details of World Vision partnership with World Food Programme through the school feeding programmes.

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Emergency school feeding provides motivation for pupils in CAR

Since 2014, World Vision has been working with WFP in CAR to save the lives of the suffering population. As part of their partnership agreement, World...

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Gender equity: a key to ending malnutrition

Melani lifts the lid on the ‘proverbial silver bullet’ for development and malnutrition.