Monday, March 2, 2026

World Vision Staff Member Tokelal Guillaume: From Refugee to Defender of Dignity

Growing up in a refugee camp, Tokelal Guillaume faced fear and uncertainty but found hope in humanitarian workers, fueling his mission to serve vulnerable children.

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Dare to Discover: Patson’s gateway out of poverty

At 26 years old, Patson from Chilukulusha in the east of Zambia is already making his dream of becoming a commercial farmer come true. Through World Vision...

Improving access to economic opportunities for refugee women: Rukia's story

Meet Rukia Alum, a mother of five and caregiver to an additional two children. In this video, she explains how her family's livelihood has improved as a...

Improving access to economic opportunities for refugee women

World Vision's Jessica Alanyo, our Project Coordinator for the West Nile Resilience & Livelihoods Project, explains how the livelihoods of women in the...

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Meet the most confident and passionate street chef in Uganda

Jimmy Kimbowa isn’t the only person running a pastry and baking stall along this busy road in his community, but he has to be the most likeable. He is one...

World Vision Uganda West Nile Resilience and Livelihood project South Sudanese Refugees in Maaji Refugee Settlement Adjumani District.

Refugee women weaving brighter futures for their families

Walking through Maaji Refugee Settlement, one can't help but get a community feel that has been created to allow refugee women like Dominica and Joyce to...

Than Win Story 2

Hope restored and life gets better

Life became a complete struggle for Than Win, a 37-year-old mother of three children, after getting divorced. It has been six years since she parted ways...

Rebecca, the happy rabbit breeder

Rebecca, the happy rabbit breeder

Since March 2019, the FSP-Enyanya Project has launched the distribution of rabbits in the health zone of Kalehe. The objective is food diversification...

Water in Salgaa

Water Brings Joy and Relief for Families in Salgaa, Kenya

By Martin Muluka, World Vision Communication Specialist, Kenya A water tap in Florence’s compound means a lot more to her than anything else. It means...

Zenen and her family in the Philippines.

From a jar of salt, a mother strives hard for her family’s fate

Zenen had to scrape by for five years to provide for her children and pay her debts. With World Vision, she was introduced to community savings, where she...

ECW Catalytic Grant

US$12million catalytic grant to benefit 300,000 children and adolescents in Burundi

In response to interconnected crises that have left 1.9 million children and adolescents out of school in Burundi, Education Cannot Wait (ECW), the UN’s...

Tahani

Thriving through life’s storms: A displaced Syrian mother’s story

By Rand Ishaqat, Communications Assistant At least 350,000 people have been killed in the 11 years long war that wreaked havoc in Syria; declaring a state...

Panna, mother and wife in Bangladesh has benefited and flourished through the recipient of animals

Offering animals lifts families from ultra-poverty

Arunava discusses the logic behind providing animals to some of the world’s poorest people

World Vision staff member hugs someone else

Struggling with COVID? Three things I've learned from the survivors of disasters that might help

By James East, Director of Emergency Communications, World Vision International Christmas and New Year: Many of us around the world traditionally use this...

Daniel, sponsored child in Peru, dances with the dance group he helps lead

Dance is My Refuge

Meet Daniel, a teenager from Ecuador who is using dance to connect with his community and to preserve traditional customs for the next generation, with the...

Syrian refugees determined to build a new life in Turkey

The "Socio-economic Empowerment and Protection Support” project provided vocational training opportunities for 150 beneficiaries in Turkey.

Mola engaged in irrigation business using C4T

Strengthening community livelihoods through saving groups

Life was everything but easy for Mola and his family, from kility village in Yilmana Densa district. He used to provide for his family of ten, using...

World Vision and WFP empower and equip women with skills to fight hunger in South Sudan

“Women in South Sudan are born, and often married, into poverty. But these should not be an excuse for us to grab any opportunity to change our life”...

Plant a seed, grow better living conditions

Plant a seed, grow better living conditions

Field, forest and farms provide food for families in Nakhandai village - but it’s not always enough. From dawn till dusk, thirty-nine-year old Sysavanh and...

A courageous young woman

A Courageous Young Woman

Ruqaya*(23) is an Internally Displaced Person originally from Diyala in Iraq. She had seven siblings (three girls and four boys) and since 2014 they have...

I can get water from the pump in the blink of an eye. I am not the only beneficiary, all the inhabitants of the village are talking about it. I believe that it [the borehole] will now serve as our permanent source of drinking water and will encourage our incoming generating activities.” Said Sama

Clean water ends ordeal for Sama and her family

In central Mali, it takes sacrifice and patience to have clean water in some places. This situation is far from pleasant for vulnerable families like Sama...

Goats

Goat farming transforms Bertha's life

World Vision, through the goats pass-on project, has supported over 600 vulnerable families with goats which have continued to multiply and benefit many...

World Vision staff speaking to refugees from Venezuela

Want to be resilient? Be prepared to invest

Frances provides insight into how organisations and individuals need to be willing to prepare for and fund the unknown unknowns.

Delphine with her sisters

Meet Delphine, the 16-year-old entrepreneur with an inalienable dream

Thanks to World Vision, every 60 seconds a family receives the tools to overcome poverty, and this family is proof. Delphine is now empowered to become an...

Agnes with her two children and husband

Agnes discovers her strengths to break the chains of poverty

Agnes Tuyizere, 31, is a role model in her community. As a mother of two children, she started from nothing, but now runs a thriving poultry business. A...