Communicating A Way Into A Bright Future
Zaid*, a Syrian refugee in Jordan, Azraq Camp, this is his story in WVSR KG2 centre
Stories
Communicating A Way Into A Bright Future
Zaid*, a Syrian refugee in Jordan, Azraq Camp, this is his story in WVSR KG2 centre
A Day with the Welcoming Students of Miss Hanada*
A Day with the Welcoming Students of Miss Hanada*
Syrian Refugees Achieve Financial Stability under the World Vision Dam Project
More than 670,000 Syrian refugees sought safety in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. They ventured to an...
World Vision Supports Vulnerable People in Azraq Camp
“I am a mother and a father to my children. I dedicate my life to the sake of...
An interview with Hana*, a champion of Solid Waste Management in Azraq Refugee Camp
The Syrian war resulted in the world’s biggest refugee crisis, reaching more than 6.5 million Syrian refugees...
Water is not a given in Jordan
Written by Rand Ishaqat, Communications Assistant at World Vision Syria Response, Jordan Water is the essence of...
World Vision’s Solid Waste Management project keeps people safe and healthy in the Azraq Refugee Camp, Jordan
Through the EU-funded Environmentally Responsible Solid Waste Management programme, Azraq camp has been implementing a unique recycling and...
World Vision works in Wadi Al-Arab Dam in Jordan to mitigate challenges for Syrian refugees and host communities
World Vision has been providing job opportunities to 1,092 Syrian refugees and Jordanian host communities living near...
Meet Hiba, the Pianist
Thanks to Aktion Deutschland Hilft and World Vision donors in both Hong Kong and Korea, thousands of...
Capacities of faith-based partners in Jordan are built through a World Vision project
Thanks to generous funds by the Visser family, World Vision has worked closely with faith-based organisations such as...
World Vision partners with faith-based organisations in Jordan to support refugees and vulnerable youth
World Vision has partnered with two faith-based organisations in Jordan: Messengers of Peace and the Greek Orthodox...
Child Marriage: a neglected tragedy
Written by George Mghames, Communications Specialist at World Vision Syria Response, Jordan What are the first thoughts...
Two young aspiring artists from two different ends of the world meet at Kings Playhouse in Canada
By Elias Abu Ata, Syria Response Communications Manager, World Vision, Jordan The decade-long conflict in Syria is not...
Syrian refugees in transit, waiting for a prosperous future
By Elias Abu Ata, Syria Response Communications Manager, World Vision, Jordan Coming originally from Aleppo in Syria...
World Vision’s Kufranja Dam Protection project brings multifold gains for Jordanians and Syrians
By Elias Abu Ata, Syria Response Communications Manager, World Vision, Jordan Jordan is one of the most...
World Vision's Kufranja Dam Protection project... Improving quality of life in the midst of a global pandemic
Since October 2019, World Vision has been implementing a maintenance and protection project for the Kufranja Dam, located...
End child marriage in Azraq Refugee Camp
Child marriage is a serious threat to the lives and future of young girls and boys. It...
Expanding Capacities, Skills and Opportunities
World Vision trains partner organisations on project proposal writing skills Jordan has one of the highest unemployment...
World Vision Fights Unemployment Amongst Youth in Jordan
Qais, 23, went from being a refugee student to a successful robotics trainer Young people in Jordan are...
World Vision improves livelihoods of Jordanian and Syrian youth in Jordan
With funds from the Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (Germany), and in partnership with the...
Photo gallery: A recipe from Syria
Bashaer, 34 lives with her husband, Bilal, 42, and five children, as well as her mother-in-law in...
Photo story: Remote Remedial Education to Jordanian and Syrian Refugee Children
Since 2014, World Vision has been implementing remedial education projects in double-shift schools in Irbid governorate, northern Jordan...
Learning continues uninterrupted midst COVID-19 in Jordanian public schools
In a world where one person is forced to flee every three seconds due to persecution, conflict...
A glimpse of hope for Syrian children in Jordan’s Azraq Refugee Camp despite prevailing uncertainty
By Seba Younis, Early Childhood Development project and Communication Officer, World Vision Syria Response, Jordan After nearly...
Azzam shares how he is spending his time during the current lockdown
Azzam, 16, is part of World Vision's Child Protection and Peace Building programme. In this video, he shares...