Equip children to protect themselves and their loved ones from “close-to-home disasters”
Equip children to protect themselves and their loved ones from “close-to-home disasters”
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Equip children to protect themselves and their loved ones from “close-to-home disasters”
Equip children to protect themselves and their loved ones from “close-to-home disasters”
Irrigation Keeps Families Food Secure In times of Drought
Irrigation Keeps Families Food Secure In times of Drought
Urgent Action Needed to Tackle Drought in Kenya
Urgent Action Needed to Tackle Drought in Kenya
Drought Threatens Children's Education in Kenya
Drought Threatens Children's Education in Kenya
Drought affects livelihoods and education in Sololo
Drought affects livelihoods and education in Sololo
The war turned this Ukrainian chief operating officer into a dedicated humanitarian
Transforming a businessman into a humanitarian
At International Literacy Day, communities lead the way to unlock the power of reading, leaving no child behind despite COVID
By Ana Tenorio, Global Technical Director for Education Quality and Innovation What compels communities to act? Charles, a...
Indah: Improving Disaster Management Services in Indonesia
My name is Indah. I am a 16-year-old member of the East Jakarta Children's Forum and a...
A three-in-one solution for sustainable disaster risk management
Where Gavin lives, waste management is important because waste has been the main cause of flood and...
Ukraine is just one of 52 disasters
In the wake of the Ukraine crisis, Jan considers how World Vision also manages the overwhelming challenge of...
World Vision builds capacity of local partners in South Sudan on disaster risk management
Yambio County, South Sudan – A total of 38 participants, 11 of whom are women, from 13...
Women empowerment bears fruits and lifts families out of poverty
By Martin Muluka, Emergency Communications Specialist, World Vision Kenya Agnes is joyful as she harvests peas, vegetables...
Leli has to stay at evacuation centre due to devastating flood destroyed her house
“My house was destroyed by a flood. I still remember when my dad carried me from bed while...
USAID supports volunteers to prepare for cyclones in south west Bangladesh
Cyclone Bulbul hit the coast of Bangladesh on 10 November, 2019 with fierce gales and torrential rain...
Eleven years in disaster work yet the impact on children still shocks me
I have been involved in managing disaster responses of all kinds since 2010 starting out in Uganda...
Safe Learning Facilities Improvement Contributes To Children's Education
Safe school framework was selected and prioritized for implementation at seven primary schools in Samrong2 Area Programme.
Financial Partnership Led by School Support Committee (SSC) To Improve Safe School Facilities
The Safe School Framework (SSF) approach was selected for implementation at four primary schools in the fiscal...
Diversification helps communities to tackle malnutrition and beat the drought in Kenya
By Martin Muluka, emergency communication specialist. One-year old Dara is weak but recovering from the effects of...
Grass preservation and crop farming enable communities to beat devastating effects of drought in Northern Kenya
By Martin Muluka, World Vision Communication Specialist, Kenya The drought in Northern Kenya has wreaked havoc on communities...
Anitha’s dream of building self-reliant communities in India
Half a dozen people are assembled under a banyan tree that offers very little shade: its branches...
Children plant mangrove trees to address climate change
Through the Child Focus Disaster Risk Reduction (CFDRR) project, children have the opportunity to learn about the...
We told ourselves – We'd never let famine happen again
The humanitarian community has dramatically improved its ability to spot and respond to acute hunger crises. Unfortunately, over...
Economic empowerment and financial savings cushion families from adverse effects of drought
By Martin Muluka, World Vision Communications Officer, Kenya Twenty-four-year-old Muslima is living the dream of every mother...
Citizen, Voice and Action: Empowering refugees to champion their rights
By Sarah Ooko, World Vision Senior Communications & Media Officer, Kenya Many organisations offer services aimed at...
Finding the balance!
Critical, life-saving decisions happen somewhere between let’s-all-agree collaboration and a military-level chain of command, writes Frances