Orange Flesh Sweet Potatoes Improve Micronutrient Deficiency Among Ugandan Children
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision Uganda
Stories
The Truth About Teenage Pregnancy
Between 2016-2019, children in seven countries in sub-Saharan Africa researched the causes and effects of teenage pregnancy in...
Joanna's Story #1000Girls
"Some girls do not have any help, but others have the chance to go to school. They...
Help Ugandan Girls to Live Without Fear
For girls in Uganda, gender equality isn’t just about glass ceilings. It’s about basic rights. Each year,...
Farmers Adopt the Use of Organic Pesticides, Boost Production
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision, Uganda Making of biopesticide using locally-available plan leaves and wood...
World Vision Partners with Buganda Kingdom to End Violence Against Children
“Social norms and practices are confused by society," said Charles Peter Mayiga, prime minister of the Buganda...
World Vision Disability Inclusion Programming Changed My Life, I am Now Self-Reliant
By: Derrick Kyatuka, Communications Officer, World Vision's West Nile Refugee Response Richard was born without arms but...
Faith with Action: Religious Leaders Re-Commit to End Violence Against Children In Uganda
More than 200 senior faith leaders from 35 districts in Uganda have re-committed to end violence against children....
Climate Action For Peace - International Peace Day 2019
World Vision in Uganda joins the rest of the world in celebrating International Peace Day 2019, under...
Zion*'s story - The violent truth about teenage pregnancy
Zion, 16, is eight months pregnant. She lives near Ngogwe in Uganda.
I finished Primary 7, and...
Gift is Standing and Walking
We recently visited mum, Asyepet, in Busitema, Uganda, to see how her beautiful baby girl, Gift, is getting...
Wheelchair brings a smile to Ronnie's family
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator – World Vision Uganda When Ronnie’s mother, Prisca Namugerwa, was told...
Wheelchairs Allow Us to Be in Control of Our Movement
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision Uganda “To find out that one child has Cerebral...
My Dream is to Become a Doctor
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision Uganda Editor’s note: Mariam is one of 1,096 children since...
With My New Wheels, I can Move Anywhere
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision Uganda Kizito Kenneth, 5, was born normal. At six...
I couldn’t start school without a wheelchair
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision Uganda At 10, a child in Uganda would be...
I Am Not A Burden to My Mother Anymore
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision Uganda “My name is Benitah. I am 9 years old....
I am eager to go to school
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision Uganda Ashraf, 7, can hardly talk. It takes him...
I now have "legs"; I can go anywhere on my own - Ashraf, Age 15
By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator, World Vision Uganda Editor’s note: Ashraf is one of 1096 children...
Working to Increase Capacity and Hope among Refugees and Host Communities in Uganda
By Aggrey Nyondwa Kikobera, World Vision Communications Coordinator, West Nile Refugee Response Uganda hosts more than 1.3 million...
World Vision Launches Programme to Promote Resilience and Social Cohesion Among Refugee and Host Communities
By Aggrey Nyondwa Kikobera, World Vision Communications Coordinator, West Nile Refugee Response Uganda hosts more than 1.3...
Proper Menstrual Hygiene Management Keeps Girls in School
By Maxine Kampire , Donor Liason Officer, World Vision Every Friday at Aber Primary School the girls...
World Vision and Community Transform Health Care For Women in Aber
By Maxine Kampire, Donor Liaison Officer, World Vision in Uganda Every day, 15 women die due to pregnancy...
Women Humanitarians- WHD19
Dorothy Chandia is a child protection caseworker with World Vision in the West Nile Refugee Response. We...
Women Humanitarians- WHD19
By Derrick Kyatuka , Communications Officer, West Nile Refugee response This World Humanitarian Day, we are celebrating...
Elizabeth Inspiring The Young Generation
By Damalie Nankunda Mukama and Fred Ouma, World Vision Staff, Uganda “Every time I saw women driving cars...