COVID-19 spread could devastate millions in Sudan
As of 13 April 2020, Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed 29 cases of COVID-19 in the country and four fatalities.
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Mobilisers at the market: How communities are learning about COVID-19 vaccines
Our role is crucial in changing people’s minds. I saw the rise in the number of people getting...
The power of mothers promoting the COVID-19 vaccine
The vaccine is safe. It will protect my children and me from COVID-19. Joy Nimaya is a...
Pastor trained by World Vision helps diffuse COVID-19 myths
Born in Mount Moorosi in the district of Quthing, in the south of Lesotho, Pastor Bonga Mzini...
Sponsored Sethu wins bronze in national letter-writing competition
Fifteen-year-old Sethu has suddenly become a community hero after beating more than 1,000 children to scoop third position...
World Vision Cambodia helps 60,000 children in Banteay Meanchey
Some 60,000 children in Banteay Meanchey province have benefitted from World Vision Cambodia’s projects this year to...
The threat of new COVID-19 variants to vulnerable children and communities
As the world faces Omicron, another COVID-19 variant of concern, World Vision is warning that the world's...
Curbing misconceptions to bolster South Sudan's COVID-19 vaccination numbers
“My father Makur tested positive of COVID-19 in August. I was scared that he would not make it...
Going back home: a migrant child returning to Laos
Four-year-old Fasai and was born in Xayphouthong District, Savannaket Province. Despite her young age, Fasai is already...
The difference one year of sponsorship can make--even in a pandemic
For the first time in a long time, Angel is not lying awake at night worrying about...
Joy's journey back home during COVID-19
At 18, Joy, the oldest sister of four siblings, left her remote rural village in Atsaphone district (Savannakhet)...
Zambia Board donates COVID-19 materials to Chongwe District Hospital
Following an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in Zambia, World Vision's Board of Directors has...
From dependency to employer: Francoise's dream comes true
Due to COVID-19, borders were closed and Francoise’s husband spent some time without work. Francoise supported the...
COVID-19 Vaccines give us renewed hope and commitment to continue changing lives
By Lilian Dodzo, National Director, World Vision Kenya The COVID-19 pandemic has been with us for more than...
A journey of a girl returning home during a global pandemic
Chongdee, eight years old and has been living with her mother and aunt in Thailand. Chongdee wants...
South Sudan health workers take the frontline of COVID-19 vaccine subnational rollout
The South Sudan Ministry of Health (MOH) reported that 57,150 people received COVID-19 vaccines of which 52,387...
COVID-19: Impact of our Emergency Response in Luanda
COVID-19 response efforts went far beyond their purpose of spreading prevention and hygiene messages. Without a doubt, the...
Cash aid during the COVID-19 pandemic
The global pandemic continues to have a lasting ripple effect on families. In Cambodia, grandparents taking care...
World Vision donation helps restore health workers' confidence during COVID-19
Gifts-in-Kind donated by World Vision in eight districts of Lesotho to the value of US$ 96,026 include...
Maria escapes child marriage and returns to school
A year after COVID-19 broke out and schools were closed to prevent the spread of the disease, many...
World Vision supports the Government of Nepal to tackle second wave of COVID-19
With the spike in COVID-19 second wave, Health facilities across the country are overwhelmed as they face...
Protecting Eswatini's children from the dreaded Coronavirus
World Vision has enhanced protection of five hundred Eswatini school children from COVID-19, through a donation of...
When everyone’s safety is in your hands
Paul is a father of two (ages 8 and 6) from Elgin Division of Ouvahkelle Estate where World...
National Development Bank joins World Vision Lanka to combat COVID-19
National Development Bank PLC (NDB) on the request of World Vision Lanka, which is coordinating with individuals...
Little Buwana's world torn apart
Alamelu and Buwana were each other’s worlds. They lived alone in a small one-room house in Chennai...
No hospital beds, 'acute shortage' of oxygen
I have worked in humanitarian emergencies in India for over 25 years, and I have never seen anything...