Monday, August 3, 2026

From Floodwaters to Hope: Gwaimaoa Community's Journey to Safe Water and Resilience

Discover how Gwaimaoa Community transformed from flood and water insecurity to resilience through safe water access, disaster preparedness, and community action.

Lau Valley Youth

Honiara youths convene as part of 16 Days Activism

Violence is everybody's business.

Mangrove

Solomon Communities rolling out Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR)

Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) is a low-cost land restoration technique used to combat poverty and hunger amongst farmers by increasing food...

Marlon in his farm

"I am challenged to be different:" Marlon Siru

Marlon was once a shopkeeper in a Chinese shop in Honiara. He had decided to go back to the village and live with his mother. Lacking empowerment makes...

Taba'a community Honiara

Training children for future peace-loving citizens

This year, WVSI adopted the Gudfala Life approach through its Faith and Development Programme and worked with a few communities in Honiara. Gudfala life is...

Wesley United Sunday School Children singing during the launch

Solomon Islands Endim Vaelens Agenstim Pikinini (SIEP) Programme launch

The programme is crucial because, according to the UNICEF Situation Analysis on abuse for Children below 15 years, the Solomon Islands is the highest in...

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...

Ata Paipai from Oau, South Malaita

Communities in Solomon Islands saves millions (SBD) through S4T model

S4T is a saving model that encourages community members to establish saving clubs where they can save money. While saving, the members can also access...

YONEMA TEMOTU

World Vision celebrates partnership with YONEMA communities

The YONEMA communities celebrated its first-anniversary partnership with World Vision implementing the Community Channels of Hope Project (CCOH). YONEMA...

YONEMA TEMOTU

Channels of Hope unites YONEMA communities

The Commuity Channels of Hope (CCOH), funded by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), continues impacting communities in the Solomon Islands...

Nangu

Equipping children in Nangu community through basic hygiene practices

"I am happy to know hygiene practices because this knowledge is not only important to prevent me from COVID-19, but also for protecting me from other...

Jimmy and Thomas

Young Thomas dreams to become a teacher

“When I leave school I want to become a teacher,” a 13-year-old Thomas tells our World Vision team. Young Thomas is a very confident child who could not...

Mother on oil production

Mothers taking the lead in oil production

Having coconut trees at their door steps, Mothers from Tawairoi community in West Are’are, Malaita Province do not have any issue when the Australian...

Blessing of Afio

World Vision continues to serve South Malaita children

World Vision Solomon Islands is committed to continue serving the children of South Malaita region through its projects This assurance comes from WVSI...

CVEA TEAM IN MAKIRA

Educating Solomon Islanders on National Health Standard Policy

A European Union funded project “the One Voice of World Vision Solomon Islands continues educating communities in Makira and South Malaita about the...

CHAT Members after their by-law training

Channels of Hope helps couple redirect their marriage life

Like any other couple, Delilah and Samson ( their Pseudonym names) have been through thick and thin in their marriage life. They have three children, two...

Clean hands, brighter future

Clean hands, bright future

Fragrance, aged four, lives with her grandparents on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands. Fragrance’s kindergarten has no proper sanitation or water source...

A hope for a bright future - Margaret and her daughter Cynthia.

A hope for a bright future

“Children must understand that education enables them to get a good job so they can look themselves when they are adults. Most importantly, children must...

Margaret

Driven by a passion to improve health in her community

Margaret has dedicated her time and energy to helping her community, particularly by advising pregnant women to go to the nearest clinic for health check...

Ben with his children, Agnes and Jemery

Fishing for the future

On a clear, fine day, O’au, a tiny mangrove-fringed island in South Malaita, Solomon Islands, attracts fishermen with their bountiful daily catch. In the...

Joseph CCOH CHAT member from WCAP_WVSI

A changed man becomes a role model for his community

Meet Joseph Haukare, 36, a World Vision Solomon Islands community Channels of Hope Action Team (CHAT) member from Niumarere community on the Weather Coast...

Priceless: Volunteering for healthy community

“When I first heard about Village Health Volunteers (VHV), I had no idea what it was about until I got nominated to help out as a Volunteer in my community...

Back to school: Things Bebys is looking forward to

Its this time of the year that most students are excited and looking forward to going back to school. Among thousands of children across the country...

Leanne

Little Leanne's thoughts and dream: Clean hands, clean books, healthy lives, bright future

Leanne, a four-year-old kindergarten student in Guadalcanal, with big dreams she wishes to achieve in the future. She also shared her knowledge on the...

Ginma

A day in the life of Ginma in the Solomon Islands

Ginma, 10, lives in Marau Sound, Guadalcanal Province in the Solomon Islands. She is the eldest of six children. Her mother and father separated when she...