How choice can change everything
Poverty steals choices from kids. What if we gave it back to them?
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How choice can change everything
Poverty steals choices from kids. What if we gave it back to them? Choice matters – anyone who...
A multi-country evaluation of World Vision Youth Ready curriculum: Blended pedagogical approaches to Social Emotional Learning for vulnerable youths in Latin and Caribbean regions
Abstract Before COVID, 60% of Latin Americans aged 15–29 were outside the school system, and one in...
World Vision’s protection help desk and education program in South Sudan keep girls from forced marriages
“I grew up believing that girls are born to make their parents proud through marriage”, Ajak Akoc...
Sanitation facilities in South Sudan’s IDP settlement keep children from diseases and threats of abductions
Yar, 10, used to walk for almost an hour through the bush that served as the community people’s...
South Sudan’s children share their struggle, persistence and courage against conflict, flooding and hunger
Abul and her family are from South Sudan’s Jonglei State, but were displaced due to floods in...
Rescue Project; Transforming Lives of young people in Jirapa
World Vision Ghana’s Rescue Project’s intervention that provides vocational training to young people is bearing fruits in...
Kids’ Club Helps Rescue Patience from Child Marriage
Within the Jirapa Area Program, World Vision Ghana is working to improve and sustain the quality of education...
16-year-old Child Parliamentarian calls on leaders to act on submissions made during the Africa Children’s Parliament
World Vision Zambia as part of the Joining Forces Alliance in partnership with the Zambian government, UNICEF...
Improving education through training more volunteer-teachers for South Sudan’s remote communities
Albino Mawien, 27, and a father of two and is a volunteer teacher in a primary school...
World Urban Forum only worthwhile if children are central
Urban expert and new mum Aline Rahbany asks why children were missing from the World Urban Forum's (WUF11)...
Connecting the dots - Joining forces for enhanced child rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Focusing on children's well-being and their rights, World Vision works to achieve a peaceful and just society...
Optimizing opportunities to improve protection practices in South Sudan during emergencies
Disasters and conflicts threaten children’s rights and endanger communities they live in. In South Sudan, an estimated...
Educating and keeping South Sudan’s children and communities safe from unexploded ordnances
World Vision’s Vision Statement “Our vision for every child, life in all its fullness Our prayer for every...
Taking Up the Fight
From the moment she could carry a bucket, Semira would gather the water, cook the food, and...
Project DREAM helped Nani postpone her early marriage.
In Mali, the fight against child marriage is still ongoing. In some localities, this customary practice still...
Children in Zambia celebrate the Day of the African Child in style
By Kambani Phiri, Communications Specialist, Zambia One of the main tenets of the Convention on the Rights of...
G7 must offer more than words to protect children from violence
The Brave movement of Survivors of Sexual Violence in Childhood have pushed strongly G7 governments to go...
“Please reconsider corporal punishment in schools”- Swazi national high school pupils
Matsapha- To commemorate the Day of the African Child, World Vision Eswatini and other child-funded organizations have...
Official Launch of our 25 Years of Transforming Children's Lives in Sierra Leone
It has been 25 years since World Vision began transforming the lives of children in Sierra Leone. World...
The President of the Republic of Sierra Leone lauds World Vision for 25 years of operations in Sierra Leone.
World Vision partnership is committed with a promise to ensure life in all its fullness for the...
PILOTING QUALITY DIGITAL EDUCATION FOR A SECURED FUTURE
In partnership with ProFuturo and the government of Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Education, World Vision in Sierra...
Paterne challenges adults on harmful punishment inflicted on children in CAR
He is having fun playing with his friends - perhaps a little amused because of the camera on...
Lessons from one of the most powerful photos of war ever taken
During times of conflict and famine there are difficult choices to make about the use of images...
Lessons from one of the most powerful photos of war ever taken
During times of conflict and famine there are difficult choices to make about the use of images...
World Vision and IOM partner to aid vulnerable internally displaced persons and disaster-affected populations in Kenya
By Ivy Muigai, Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and World Vision in...