Children’s well-being and education are at the heart of this humanitarian’s passion
Olena is one of the thousands of Ukrainians in Romania who opened their hearts to help refugees when the war started.
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Children’s well-being and education are at the heart of this humanitarian’s passion
Olena is one of the thousands of Ukrainians in Romania who opened their hearts to help refugees when...
A Ukrainian lawyer turned humanitarian volunteer worker: I want to help and do my share
Over 17.7 million in need of humanitarian aid according to UN OCHA's latest report, 7.8 million of...
World Vision and AVE Copiii launch storybooks for Ukraine's children
World Vision and AVE Copiii, supported by DFAT, launched and distributed story books for parents and children...
Yuliia shares family’s journey from Ukraine to Romania for son’s mental health
Yuliya has to choose staying in Ukraine and moving to Romania to ensure her son Marat's mental health.
Asia* Plants Seeds of Hope for her Children
Asia Plants Seeds of Hope for her Children
Ukrainian refugees found a welcoming support community in Romania’s humanitarian hub
UNHCR reports that 86,000 refugees from Ukraine settled in Romania after fleeing the war in their country...
Oksana and daughter Anya’s journey as refugees finding kindness in Georgia
World Vision's response work in Georgia has reached out to over 3,000 refugees like Oksana and Anya who...
Early Childhood Education in Lebanon – A Good start into a Bright Future
The most effective path to long-term growth remains reducing the educational gaps that exist among the most...
Ukrainian cook serves hundreds of relief work volunteers daily to support her country and people
“I love cooking. It is what I am good at. That is why I volunteered to do...
A passion that evolved from performing to serving and leading people
I never imagined myself coming out of the theatre stage, complete with the lights and the sounds of...
Refugees in South Sudan are holding onto hope amid hunger crisis
How do you keep hope alive as a mother, abandoned by her husband and left to fend...
A grandmother reflects on her family's three-day walk six months ago fleeing from her town in Ukraine
“I wish the conflict will be over soon”, says 66-year-old grandmother Riza. She accompanied her 1-year-old granddaughter...
World Vision paves the path for the children’s education.
At the ages of five and six, children start experiencing and achieving new educational milestones in their life...
World Vision provides a safe space for mothers to express their feelings.
Living in a one-room tent can be very hard. The lack of privacy and not being able...
Consultancy on a Shelter & Settlements Component for the World Vision’s ECHO Sector Strategy
Terms of Reference - Consultancy on a Shelter & Settlements Component for the World Vision’s ECHO Sector...
Reducing risks of exploitation during distributions
Syrian refugee women in Lebanon continue to experience gender inequality over the past decade of displacement. This inequality...
The Ripple Effect
Andreea is one of hundreds of World Vision volunteers working on rotation day and night to support...
Let's end double standards towards refugees
Eleanor Monbiot writes why the current global response to forced displacement is both immoral and incredibly short-sighted
Bringing a place to play and relax for Ukrainian children and mothers in Romania
By Florinela Iosip, Content Writer, with Florentina Dan and Mariana Arnăutu, Ukraine Crisis Response Operations The message from...
Child trafficking, the hidden risk of the Ukrainian conflict
World Vision is a leading humanitarian organisation working with communities, donors, partners, and governments to create better...
Sustainable Development is an inevitable trend in humanitarian programming
By Mary Njeri As more humanitarian crises around the world become protracted and as the integration of...
Ukraine: the irony of leaving fertile fields and millions hungry
Dr Kathryn Taetzsch reflects on the scandal of forcing hungry people to leave food-producing fields in Ukraine, denying...
Teenage pregnancy does not mean the end for refugee girls in Uganda
COVID-19 and the subsequent lockdown led to a spike in the number of teenage pregnancy cases in...
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...
Four inspirational stories to celebrate this World Refugee Day
Meet four inspiring children who were forced to leave everything behind, but are still striving to change the...