DRC: Being a refugee will not kill Romaine’s dreams
Romaine engages in family chores, like preparing vegetables for a meal.
DRC: Being a refugee will not kill Romaine’s dreams
By Geoffrey Kalebbo Denye, WV DRC SHR Communications Specialist Romaine was 8 years old when she was forced...
When fears turn into schoolbags of dreams and hopes
Written by Noora Jader, Livelihood Assistant In the midst of a constant struggle between the need to...
Physical and emotional support in crisis
Early in the morning, 12-year-old Amir* looks out the window of the small basement he shares with...
A father’s wish: “May South Sudan's next generations will experience peace and never live in refugee camps
“I was born and grew up in Uganda as a refugee”, shares 38-year old Maku Thomas, a community...
Education initiative motivates parents to send their children to school instead of working in cattle camps
Out of her seven siblings, Veronica, 12, is the first in her family to go to school...
The scattered dream of childhood
She had a dream. Her dream was to become a doctor. But this dream scattered like sand...
Once a drop-out, Elizabeth now teaches and inspires South Sudan’s school children
Elizabeth, 23, is a mother of three and a teacher at Ngapanet Primary School for four years. She...
Amidst threats of hunger and child marriages, cash assistance gives South Sudan’s young mothers hope
“My family called me a mistake for getting pregnant from my boyfriend of same age who cannot...
Hon. Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan’s Visit: Raising South Sudan's hunger crisis in the global agenda
By Dr. Mesfin Loha, Country Director, World Vision South Sudan The recent visit of the Canadian Minister...
From the edge of the abyss
Written by Suzan Hussien Abd, Meal Assistant It wasn't easy for her to face it, but it is...
One day you will thank yourself for never giving up
Witten by Muhammed Abd Salam, Livelihoods Assistant Everyone has a dream. Faisal’s life and dream was to...
Hope is born from the womb of suffering
Written by Malik Anas, Livelihoods Assistant When problems abound and difficulties seem to hound someone, people need...
Climate Change is undermining livelihoods and the possibility of recovery in Iraq
By Elise Nalbandian On May 18, 2022, WFP and UNHCR announced that 260,000 Syrian refugees in Iraq will...
South Sudan’s Hunger Crisis: Over 2 million people reached through multi-sectoral programming
One year on, the World Vision East Africa Hunger Emergency Response in South Sudan has made many...
Malnutrition is at critical rate in Afghanistan - urgent measures should be taken
Food is scarce is Afghanistan which leads to malnutrition amongst children. Watch the video to see how...
Health of children at risk
The health condition of children of Afghanistan is alarming. Access to healthcare facilities is a huge challenge. Watch...
Basic education։ a ray of hope for children of Afghanistan
Children of Afghanistan lack access to basic education. This is critical that they have opportunities to learn...
No more long walks: Mothers have more time for their children with World Vision’s solar-powered water system
Angelina, 28-year-old mother of four, returned from Sudan in October 2021 to her community in Aweil County...
Vegetable farms in South Sudan bring men and women together for healthier families and better communities
“Hunger has become routine for people in my community. Children no longer cry because they have become accustomed...
Challenging choices: decision-making in the nexus
Security expert Johan Eldebo says everyone, including donors, need take into account ambiguity, especially in fragile contexts
Natural disasters prompt South Sudan’s women to be vigilant and resilient for climate shocks
“The last floods in 2008 were catastrophic and destructive, but this recent one took me by surprise”...
South Sudan mothers’ hunger crisis heartbreak: “It is tough looking at our children’s hungry faces”
“Due to the clashes in Tonj North County, we were not able to access our farms, worsening our...
Empowering South Sudan's future generation though children's clubs
Imagine a world where children like Daniel can live in a caring and a peaceful environment, and...
Communal clashes and displacement worsen deepening hunger crisis in South Sudan’s vulnerable areas
“The conflict took us by surprise. We fled quickly but the only thing I was able to...
Vocational graduates challenged to use skills to change their lives and build a stronger South Sudan economy
The tailoring graduates could not hide their joy at the Mazzarello Women’s Center. Their dream has come true...