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.
Stories
Overcoming cultural barriers to early and exclusive breastfeeding
Only six in 10 mothers initiate their babies' breastfeeding within an hour of giving birth. Christine, a 26-year-old...
Djamila is out of danger now
Djamila, a 13-year-old grade five student from Iskita village in Maradi Region, is among beneficiaries of World...
A last goodbye
Ashmitha, a 9-year-old in class four, lived with her parents and older sister in one of Bangalore's...
Bright days at Pacer Primary school—water worries are gone
When the water arrived at Pacer Primary School, located in peaceful plains overlooking rocky Patonga hills in the...
Empowering communities to eliminate malaria
By Irene Sinoya, World Vision Communications Specialist, Kenya When we arrived at Nangila’s rural home in Kenya’s...
What is malaria? Facts, symptoms, and what World Vision is doing
To most people, malaria seems like a relic of the past. After all, the transmission of the...
World Vision Tuberculosis project supports Paul through double disease treatment
Having a disability and combating two diseases, Paul has faced and overcome many challenges. He was motivated to...
Impact of the SUSTAIN project in reaching the marginalised in Mwamgongo
Through the SUSTAIN Project, Global Affairs Canada (GAC) has been working in collaboration with World Vision's Canada...
World Vision helps increase access to health and nutrition services for vulnerable populations
My name is Sojoud, Elgarrai, I am fairly new to World Vision. Recently, I had the opportunity...
Philippines: Edren shows young people how to serve their community
"My message for the youth is share your God-given gifts. No one will start the progressive change but...
World Vision renews its commitment for children in Sudan through its new five-year strategy
During the virtual launch on 24th March, Emmanuel Isch, Country Director for World Vision in Sudan said...
World Vision launches its new five-year strategy, targeting 2.1 million children in Sudan
World Vision has today launched its new five-year strategy, to reach an estimated 2.1 million of Sudan’s...
Tuberculosis survivor becomes a treatment supporter
It was a dream come true for Orith when she started working with World Vision in January 2021...
Raising community awareness on child immunisation
World Vision’s Immunisation Project team have trained nurses in the Weather-Coast of Guadalcanal about the immunisation community...
Ensuring access to clean water for people with disabilities through inclusive water initiatives
To meet David's needs and those of 220 other households of Madibunhana community, World Vision has rehabilitated...
Supporting health centres to fight COVID-19 in Malawi
As part of curbing the spread of the novel coronavirus in rural areas, World Vision has donated Personal...
Impact of the Positive Deviance/Hearth approach in Niger
Word Vision initiated the Positive Deviance/Hearth (PD/Hearth) approach in Niger in 2015. PD/Hearth is a behaviour change...
World Vision urges for uptake of COVID-19 vaccine in Malawi
As an organisation, World Vision is excited at the global potential for COVID-19 vaccines to change and...
Pregnant Asmaou and her two children sleep hungry
Asmaou Hamadou, 30, lives in the village of Zabori Zadey in Dosso region with her husband, a farmer...
Millions safe from malaria thanks to indoor residual spray project
Nearly 3 million people from Mangochi, Balaka and Nkhata Bay are safe from malaria. This follows a...
Fighting malnutrition in India with Kitchen Gardens
Two-year-old Priya was diagnosed with malnourishment when she was just a year old. Following her diagnosis, World Vision India’s...
When an entire family survives COVID-19
Surviving COVID-19 should be a cause for celebration. But across the world, families have experienced first-hand just how...
South Sudanese mother of 12 advocates for maternal health and safety in childbirth
“Giving birth comes with a lot of complications and responsibility, especially for mothers who deliver from home”...
Keeping babies safe as mothers in South Sudan’s Western Equatoria State leave traditional birthing behind
"Delivering a baby at home can be a life-threatening experience for many women in South Sudan,” shares...
Health Volunteers Help Communities to Fight TB Infection Amidst the Pandemic
By Irene Sinoya, World Vision Communications Specialist, Kenya Leyian, 27, lives in Narok County, Kenya. In 2019, he...