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Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Whispers of Home in a Child’s Heart

Saya’s family is from Syria, but she was born in Turkey. Saya is six years old and has three sisters—one younger and two older. Her family lived in Syria until her older sisters were three and one year old. They fled because the war had made their hometown too dangerous. Her father was the first to leave, traveling to Turkey, and soon after, Saya’s mother and sisters joined him. Saya and her younger sister were born in Turkey.

Life skills and psychosocial support open doors for Ukrainian refugees to rebuild lives

During Women’s Week, Communitas, World Vision’s local partner in Moldova, gathered around 80 Ukrainian women to celebrate them, supported by the Disasters...

World Vision provides language classes to help Ukrainian refugees' integration in Romania

Ukrainians aged 15 and above can attend World Vision's Romanian and English language classes, one class in the afternoon and one in the evening to...

A day in a child friendly space in Moldova: The use of creative art in integrating Ukrainian children

The child-friendly space in Vulcanesti, run by Ave Copiii, World Vision’s local partner, and supported by the Australian Government's through the...

Hatem who lost suffered from hearth disease after the loss of his child.

Broken Heart Syndrome

This is the story of Hatem* whose heart couldn’t bear the loss of his child, it eventually broke.

Equipping teachers and partners in World Vision's child friendly spaces in Romania for Ukrainian refugee children

The 24 participants were chosen from the 126 attendees in the online training held last March. The training is supported by the Australian Government’s...

Cash assistance augments livelihoods and empowers vulnerable Moldovan population

Sensitive to this situation of the local population who generously opened their doors to the Ukrainian refugees, World Vision, supported by the World Food...

Azizeh’s baby appearing on the ultrasound machine while doing periodic visits to our partner’s centre.

“I have waited seven years for you,” says Azizeh*

Azizah waited seven years for her baby.

Ukrainian refugees grateful of people’s generosity keeping them hopeful and alive

Olena is one of the 4,700 Ukrainian being assisted by Private Non-Sponsorship (PNS) Project of World Vision Singapore. Families received bedsheet, hygiene...

Building stronger humanitarian programs in Moldova: World Vision trains local partners on monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning

Education, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), cash and vouchers, food security, and protection programs were provided to Ukrainian refugees...

N50 Portable Connectivity Center plays vital role to humanitarian projects for Ukrainian refugees in Romania

World Vision has partnered with Romania’s Direcţia Generală de Asistenţă Socială a Municipiului Bucureşti, Ștefan cel Mare University and Brasov General...

Ukraine’s elderly refugees in Moldova struggle with their new environment as war at home continues

As part of the Integrated emergency Services for Ukrainian Refugees in Moldova Project being implemented by HelpAge, supported by Global Affairs Canada...

Displaced Ukrainians see huge need for mental health and psychosocial support

The mental health and psychological support activities that HealthRight and World Vision provide were made possible through the generous support of ACTED...

Displaced by two wars, Nataliia is on a humanitarian mission to help fellow Ukrainians

As Cash and Voucher Programming Coordinator, Nataliia’s tasks include creating distribution plans, providing information, selection, registration, and...

16-year-old Sasha seizes opportunity to learn in Romania, move on and build her future

With a new found determination and through the support of Australian Government and NGOs through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (AHP) and the New...

No child should be left behind

In conflicts and instabilities, children with disabilities are among the most vulnerable; they face a real risk of exclusion, neglect and stigmatization...

Cash program empowers Ukrainian refugees in Moldova to stand on their own while helping others

World Vision's cash and vouchers program in Ukraine response has reached out to 103,527 people in four countries.

How little Yehor from Ukraine found his passion for music playing violin in Georgia

To meet the humanitarian and protection needs of the most vulnerable children and families, World Vision provided assistance and services to nearly 11,000...

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For the first time in 10 years, I feel productive

Cash for Work project funded by the “German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development” implemented by GIZ in partnership with World Vision...

Handicraft-making inspires meaningful healing experience for Ukrainian children in Moldova

“Natalia, Polina and Katerina arrived in Moldova after the big explosion in their town. I remember every time I shut the enormous door of the building and...

Child refugee from Ukraine grateful to study in Romania where “no bombs will fall” to disrupt classes

Through the support of Australian Government and NGOs through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership and Trade (DFAT) and the New Zealand Department of...

Even in the midst of war, Ukrainian children don’t give up on education

The educational facility is being run by Communitas, World Vision's local partner made possible through the support of the Disaster Emergency Committee...

World Vision Uganda supports refugee families adopt block farming to improve food security.

Refugee families adopt block farming to improve food security

"Fresh cassava leaves are all I had. I cooked and served my children as the meal," Joyce says, wiping her eyes.

Abdallah, 11

A chance to education, a future unlocked

After fleeing their homes and losing all their basic human rights, the only thing giving refugee children a sense of hope in these precarious living...

Education in crisis

Education During Multi-layered Crisis

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