Monday, November 14, 2022
Marigut Borehole Improves Lives in Bartabwa, Kenya
Marigut Borehole Improves Lives in Bartabwa, Kenya
Marigut Borehole Improves Lives in Bartabwa, Kenya
Marigut Borehole Improves Lives in Bartabwa, Kenya
Water at Kapelibok School
Children at Kapelibok School in Kenya’s Turkana, used to walk for a long distance to fetch water...
Children don't need to loose their valuable time anymore to get water
To ensure Afghan Children are experiencing well-being of life, World Vision Afghanistan is providing access to drinking...
Zambia’s Vice President commends World Vision for TBZ Water Project that has connected over 1,000 people to clean water
The Vice President of the Republic of Zambia, Her Honour, Mrs. W.K Mutale – Nalumamgo, MP, has praised...
Feras* Rebuilds a Life in Syria After Years of Estrangement in Turkey
“When I left Syria, I felt my heart break. My eyes started watering, and I could not...
More Than a Promise: World Vision Improves Water Services in Northern Syria
Eleven years of war and fighting drove millions of Syrians out of their homes and into the...
World Vision in Zambia hands over 66 boreholes and 5 mechanised systems in Isoka district
By Tisa Banda, Communications and Donor Liaison Manager, Zambia Children and their families have a chance to flourish...
Syrian Refugees Achieve Financial Stability under the World Vision Dam Project
More than 670,000 Syrian refugees sought safety in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. They ventured to an...
Communities get water from rocks to tackle climate change effects
By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications & Media Specialist, Kenya The rocky landscape of Laisamis in...
Putting ecosystem restoration into action in Honduras
Coffee farmer Genrri is on a journey of ecosystem restoration in his village. Describing his Honduran coffee-farming community...
India: Tackling a decade-long water crisis
Kanu’s village in Alwar, India, is next to a valley that was once a water reservoir. Now...
Innovative purification technology enables communities to enjoy clean and safe water
By Ivy Muigai, Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya Life has changed for the better for Lily, a...
Chambeshi Water and Sanitation Company and World Vision Zambia commissions $1 million dollar water system in Kasama district
By Justin Nbovu, Communications Officer, Zambia In its continued effort to supplement the government’s efforts in the provision...
Despite improved access, millions of women in South Sudan still walk for miles to get clean water
Over 6.1 million people have either inadequate or lack of access to clean water, according to the...
World Water Day 2022: Making the invisible visible in drought conditions
By Simon Nyabwengi - National Director for World Vision in Somalia.
Water - World Vision’s most precious gift to Alduba Community
Opportunities for sustainable growth, which are commonly expected to occur as a result of improved access to safe...
ADRA and World Vision Rehabilitated Water Wells in Yemen
In Turbin District in Yemen, children walk long distances to fetch water since many water wells are...
ADRA and World Vision Distributed Water and Sanitation Kits
Since 2015, millions of people in Yemen have been left without water and healthcare. World Vision and...
It Takes a Village: Why child sponsorship includes adults too
Child sponsorship is all about improving the lives of children, but to see real change that lasts, the...
India: The water wheel helping children get to school on time
Krishna pushes the water wheel with a playful gesture. Her family's nearest water source is a hand...
Water works: how child sponsorship changes kids’ lives with water
It makes up 70% of the world’s surface and 60% of the human body. And just like...
Clean water transforms Japi community
Japi community has had faced challenges with access to clean water in the past. Community members used to...
Clean drinking water means no more stomach aches for Djenebou
In Mali, battles are being waged to put an end to diseases linked to unsanitary drinking water...
Water projects and improved education infrastructure fosters development in rural Kenya
By Sarah Ooko and Irene Sinoya, Communications Specialists, World Vision Kenya World Vision has handed over seven...
Solar power clean water system keeps Himanshi healthy in India
Just like all of us, Himanshi in India has been told to wash her hands often during the...