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Tuesday, July 8, 2025

Rolling Toward Hope: Lematia’s Life Transformed through Inclusion and mobility

12% of refugees in Uganda live with some form of disability, with women, children, and the elderly being the most vulnerable. These individuals face significant barriers in accessing education, healthcare, and livelihoods.

Stella enjoying the bumpy harvest from her farm

Turning Adversity into Prosperity: Stella's Triumph in Economic Empowerment

"My children are my only source of motivation; their well-being is the driving force behind my relentless efforts to secure a brighter future for them,"...

Ksenia’s journey through loss, separation, fleeing Ukraine and seeking refuge in Moldova

The story of Ksenia, an 11-year-old Ukrainian girl with four siblings and a physically-impaired mother, is tangled with tragic events occurring in rapid...

Education and crafts-making at child-friendly spaces empower Ukrainian children in Moldova

The child-friendly space in Chisinau, Moldova run World Vision's local partner Ave Copiii gives Ukrainian children a sense of comfort and warmth. Funded by...

Displaced and heartbroken over Bakhmut, Liudmyla rises and embraces humanitarian mission with hope

Facing insurmountable loss and witnessing the devastation of her hometown, Bakhmut, in Ukraine's Donetsk region, Liudmyla Serdiukova now dedicates life to...

Eswatini, Festive

GIK Donation at Malindza

Malindza Refugee Centre Children Feel The Festive Love Through GIKs

500 children and adults from the Malindza Refugee Centre in Eswatini received boxes with of clothing, toys, soccer balls, soccer kitts and pyjamas.

Ukrainian children in Moldova experience a bittersweet second Christmas away from home

Ukrainian children who sought refuge in neighboring Moldova are spending their second Christmas away from home. They were transported into the world of...

Bringing snowflakes of joy and cheer to Ukrainian and orphaned Moldovan children this Christmas

As part of World Vision's winterization program, Ukrainian refugees in Moldova received cash assistance, reaching more than 119,000 refugees, which account...

Advent and Hope

Faith groups pledge Advent Hope for refugee children

Andrea Kaufmann of World Vision International reflects on the importance of hope and faith-sensitive mental health and psychosocial support especially as...

In Kakuma Refugee camp, Turkana, Kenya, Endo, stands in the middle of a warehouse among sacks of food ready to be distributed. A food distribution effort is held by World Vision and its partners.

Monday's Dawn: Unraveling the Aftermath Once the Global Refugee Forum Echoes Fade

Brikena Zogaj on Global Refugee Forum 2023: will this momentous event will serve as a catalyst for enduring humanitarian change or remain a transient...

Aid distribution in DRC 2023

Security in conflict zones requires trusting relationships

Johan reflects that relationships are central to providing security when delivering much-needed food to conflict-affected people.

Ukrainian refugees appreciate positive impact of World Vision's project activities in Romania

Nataliia and children arrived in Romania in February 2023 after hiding for a one month in a cellar, two months escaping to western Ukraine, and five months...

Children at Makpandu Camp

South Sudan: Raising healthier, happier children at Makpandu Refugee Camp

Refugees at Makpandu Refugee Camp are on the road to raising healthier, happier children.

Partnerships that transform lives; National Director’s visit to Northern Ghana

The National Director of World Vision Ghana embarked on a week-long field visit to the Upper East Region of Ghana, to interact with partner communities of...

Child-friendly spaces: Recovering joyful childhood experiences for Ukrainian children in Romania

Find out Emilia's story, 7, who attends her online classes at World Vision's Happy Bubble in Bucharest, Romania. She escaped war-torn Odessa and pursued...

World Vision trains local partners and staff on cash and voucher programming in Moldova

World Vision conducted a 5-day training for humanitarian workers on Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) in Chisinau, Moldova, bringing together 30...

This teacher in Romania looks forward to a peaceful Ukraine after surviving Mariupol

Follow Tatiana's journey from the war-torn city of Mariupol to a safe haven in Suceava. Displaced by the Ukraine crisis, she found a new beginning through...

Cash for work program opens opportunities for Ukrainian refugees in Moldova

Through World Vision Korea’s support, World Vision’s Ukraine Crisis Response in Moldova continue to assist the families with cash, non-food items and...

Forcibly displaced children

Forcibly Displaced Boys Reclaim their Childhood in the Child Friendly Space in Armenia

World Vision Armenia is involving forcibly displaced children in inclusive, fun and educational activities in Child Friendly Spaces (CFS). CFS activities...

Connectivity centers offer information technology courses for Ukrainian children in Romania

Ukrainian Karina Lazarovych, works at the Portable Connectivity Center (PCC) in Suceava, Romania, supporting Ukrainian refugee children. The center...

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A Refugee's Path through Earthquake and War

A Refugee's Journey through Earthquake and War

Food vouchers provide freedom of choice to Ukrainian refugees and host families in Moldova

The ongoing project, funded by New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and World Vision New Zealand, and implemented by partner, HelpAge, helps...

Ambassador Bruce Edwards visits Australia-supported projects for Ukrainian refugees in Moldova

Australia’s Ambassador for Moldova and Ukraine, Bruce Edwards, visits World Vision’s programs for Ukrainian refugees and host communities in Chisinau...

Refugee life in Romania: A Ukrainian father's moving journey for his son’s future amidst illness

Discover Oleksii's story as a Ukrainian refugee in Romania, dealing with the challenges of a suspected kidney tumor while caring for his son's health...

Children with WV staff

Unbreakable women: The forcibly displaced from Nagorno-Karabakh are settling across Armenia

Arpine (7) and Artak (9) run out of their yard excited to welcome their visitors. They reach the car halfway to the centre of their village and guide it...