The Domino Effect: How Conflicts Worldwide Affect Children in Different Areas
The Domino Effect: How Conflicts World Wide Affect Children in Different Areas
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The Domino Effect: How Conflicts Worldwide Affect Children in Different Areas
The Domino Effect: How Conflicts World Wide Affect Children in Different Areas
Sponsorship is the reason this community got healthy
What if you were the reason a malnourished child became healthy? What if you helped educate an...
Health Access Key for Community Development – Silozwe Clinic Matobo, Zimbabwe
World Vision Zimbabwe is helping communities to easily access quality healthcare through the construction of clinics.
Mobile medical team brings health and nutrition services directly to people's home.
In #Yemen #women often fail accessing #healthcare because of cultural norms, remoteness and financial means. The Medair and...
Surviving malnutrition may not be enough for Somalia's children
Mary Njeri warns that catastrophic food shortages and too little humanitarian funding means the outlook for is...
Children at risk in cold winter without regular access to health services
Many children – especially in the villages of Afghanistan – suffer from lack of access to healthcare...
Universal health coverage is possible, but still years away
Kuber Adhikari says Laos typifies several of the challenges of achieving universal health care by the end of...
Improving maternal and new-born health in Sudan through community referral networks
To improve maternal and newborn health, World Vision Sudan worked with traditional birth attendants in South Darfur...
Hunger, conflict, gender: the themes of World Vision's top five articles of 2022
The top five thought leadership articles published this year by World Vision experts that you may have...
Faith leaders halt the spread of Ebola in hotspot communities
With their confidence built to go into communities and deliver the critical message with compassion and care for...
What happens when… You give a baby the best start to life?
See what happens when you give a baby the best start in life.
Baby Friendly Community Initiatives Improve Child Nutrition
World Vision's Baby Friendly Community Initiative (BCFI) projects, supported by the UNICEF, Ministry of Health and County...
ENRICH Programme Impact: Improved Maternal & Child Health
Learn how World Vision's unique models are improving good nutrition, as well as maternal and child health among...
Communities use songs to promote good child nutrition practices
Communities use songs to promote good child nutrition practices
Tackling taboos that affect child health in Kilifi County
Through its Baby Friendly Community Initiative (BFCI) project, World Vision is empowering communities to abandon harmful taboos...
Access to Family Planning Services Boosts Maternal and Child Health in Garbatulla
The Garbatulla Healthy Timing and Spacing Project, has increased access to family planning services for communities in Kenya's...
Recipes of hope that restore children’s lives
New improved ways of cooking are restoring the well-being of children whose growth was being hampered by...
Mobile Medical Team reaches the most vulnerable
Medical health team
Reliable access to land for the most vulnerable for increased food production in Kalehe hills of East DRC
This story is about the success of the Green hill approach. This approach facilitated the dialogue between landowners...
Ebola and COVID-19: Can Uganda cope with a double epidemic?
Dr. Gloria Kisakye Ndagire is hopeful her countrymen and women can fight this latest health threat, but...
What happens when... you talk about family planning?
When to have babies, how many to have or to have them at all? It might be...
Baby Ruth, transformed after months of consuming nutritional supplements
My name is Lydia; I am a Village Based Entrepreneur (VBE) from the Oguaa community in the Sekyere...
Global inaction will mean death for Afghanistan's hungry children
World Vision Afghanistan's National Director Asuntha Charles gives insight into the desperate humanitarian crisis the country in...
World Vision in partnership with Orange Foundation strengthened the Kabara-Farma Community Health Center in Timbuktu
In Mali, deficiencies in the health care system such as the under-equipment of community health centers is...
Asuntha Charles shares her concerns for the children of Afghanistan
Asuntha Charles, National Director for World Vision Afghanistan shares her thoughts about current situation of the country.