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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The famine in Somalia 10 years ago should drive us to action today
Today more than 41 million people are one step away from starvation. A deadly mix of conflict, climate...
World Vision's mindset change approach earns Vice-President's praise
Malawi’s State Vice-President, Hon. Dr. Saulos Klaus Chilima has hailed World Vision for championing the inculcation of...
Sponsorship provides Daphine's family with life-changing opportunity
Thanks to the support of her sponsor, Daphine's family was able to overcome economic hardships during a...
Changing lives through gift notifications
Six-year-old Rome is among 39 sponsored children enjoying improved sanitation in his community, thanks to the generosity of...
Karatu families thriving thanks to banana farming
Through our Transforming Household Resilience In Vulnerable Environments (THRIVE) approach, World Vision works with farmers across Tanzania...
Mocuba communities lauded for efforts to combat early marriage
Whilst visiting the Zambezia Province this week, Deputies from the Assembly of the Republic of Mozambique, and...
Safer deliveries for women: Equipping Uganda’s hospitals to provide quality maternal care
World Vision, through its Northern Uganda Health and WASH Technical Project (NUREP), partnered with district local governments, primary...
Piped water pours out hope for a better future
A lack of access to water and sanitation at home has significant implications on the health of...
Men lead a revolution to improve maternal and child health
As a male community health educator, Kenneth understands too well the important role men play in creating...
South Sudan’s police force joins campaign on child protection and against gender-based violence
“I thought my work has no connection with the work of humanitarian agencies. But now I learned the...
South Sudan 10 Years On: Progress, Prospects, and Perspectives
South Sudan, the youngest nation in the world, started its journey on July 9, 2011, with hope...
Small community water system spares children from hard journey in Tulua
In partnership with the local Government, World Vision, under the “Educating Children Together – Phase III” (ECT-3)...
Malawi female parliamentarians rally behind campaign to end child marriage
In an event held at Chigodi Community Day Secondary School in Lilongwe, parliamentarians including the Speaker of the...
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...
Mosquito insecticide spray proves life-saving for Loyce's children
Loyce Samu, 38, from Group Village Headman Lulanga, Traditional Authority Lulanga in Mangochi, has bitter memories of...
World Vision and partners launch project to conserve biodiversity and improve livelihoods
The Landscape and Environmental Agility across the Nation (LEAN) Project is a four-year project funded by the European...
Hunger's assault: Hundreds of children in Angola affected by nutrition crisis
Dr. Flora Vanda Calivangue, the Provincial Supervisor for Nutrition, sounded the alarm in March 2021 when the...
Outreach vaccination protects 3,573 children from diseases in South Sudan
“The outreach vaccination was a big help to mothers. I do not have to walk 25 miles...
Responding to education needs in exceptional times
A year ago, World Vision’s leadership promised to support the Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary School Education...
Non-food relief items help ease Maria's burden
Since May 2019, the Maradi region has been experiencing an influx of refugees from northwestern Nigeria. They...
School feeding project paves way to increased attendance in Muyinga
According to a study done in 2018 by the national education office for planning and statistics (BPSE)...
Disability-friendly latrines bring relief to the most vulnerable refugees
Adamou, 51, was a victim of attacks in his village in Nigeria. Unfortunately his leg was broken in...
Health workers rejoice having clean water in South Sudan’s Malakal Civil Hospital
“Our water system in the hospital was destroyed during the conflict in 2013”, says Angelina, 59, who...
Diversifying livelihoods and household incomes in South Sudan’s communities
“There were no vegetable farms, saving groups, income-generating activities before the mother garden groups were organized in...
“How can we value cows more than the future of our children in South Sudan?”
Each year, 12 million girls are married before the age of 18. That’s 22 girls every minute whose...