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Can't stop, won't stop!
Once upon a time, (some) people thought taking hope to the world's most dangerous places was crazy. Okay...
Savings for Transformation: A new light for Sanata
Through the Savings for Transformation (S4T) initiative, World Vision's resilience programme has settled and trained 17 groups...
World Vision's food assistance project helps sustain Dicko and her family
Between 2019 and 2021, entire families have been displaced by the expansion of attacks that have targeted...
Every child deserves clean water: Our impact in Mali
In its zonal programme of Kolokani, World Vision is successfully contributing towards Mali’s national water, sanitation and hygiene...
Clean water relieves pupils and other community members in Kola village
In Kola village, people used to have a lot of difficulty accessing drinking water. This was especially...
Why 78-year-old Samba loves market gardening
In the Mopti region, one of the main areas affected by the multiple difficulties (climate change and...
Hunger in Mali: “I did not used to like staying here, because granny did not have food to feed my sister and me.”
What do you think of when you think of the work of World Vision? A person in an...
Improving children's development through school-based awareness
World Vision in its commitment to working for children's well-being was able to organise training workshops through...
![I can get water from the pump in the blink of an eye. I am not the only beneficiary, all the inhabitants of the village are talking about it. I believe that it [the borehole] will now serve as our permanent source of drinking water and will encourage our incoming generating activities.” Said Sama](/sites/default/files/styles/extra_large_landscape/public/2021-11/Sama%20watering%20her%20cattle%20.png?itok=Z-WL6dOF)
Clean water ends ordeal for Sama and her family
In central Mali, it takes sacrifice and patience to have clean water in some places. This situation...
Cash distribution supports more than 240 households to meet urgent needs
Insecurity in central Mali is not the only emergency requiring humanitarian action for the country. Today, families such...
A mother's eternal gratitude to World Vision and its partners
Insecurity has led hundreds of people to take refuge in the outskirts of Bamako, where they most...
The road that relieves an entire community
The lack of technical support and adequate infrastructure for rural communities is a source of hardship for...
Growing up with my grandmother in a hostile environment: Aichata's story
Aichata shares her positive experience of what living with grandmother feels like in a very hostile environment.
Clean drinking water means no more stomach aches for Djenebou
In Mali, battles are being waged to put an end to diseases linked to unsanitary drinking water...
Little Djoulde now has access to three meals a day
Conflict and insecurity in central Mali has affected the living conditions of millions of families in this...
Leveraging technology to ease the burden of families displaced by conflict
Developed by World Vision in 2008, in collaboration with Information Technology (IT) industry partners, Last Mile Mobile Solutions...
World Vision's tangible contributions towards the attainment of SDG 6 in Mali
Water is arguably the most precious resource on earth. It feeds us, provides us with hygiene and...
How savings groups are making a big difference for smallholder farmers in Mali
Coulibaly Diarra, a smallholder farmer from Kolokani district in Mali, testifies of the benefits of World Vision-supported...
Blog: Children formerly recruited by armed groups are not just statistics
Our Campaigns Coordinator, Manzo Dembele, blogs on the importance of supporting children formerly recruited by armed groups for...
Annual Report: Our impact in Mali in 2020
Discover the progress made through our various programmes in Mali during the year 2020. We remain true...
Hawa was saved from an unwanted wedding
Fifteen-year-old Hawa is a bright student from Bankass District, in Mali’s Mopti region. She was also the...
For now, this is the safest place to bring up Aruna
Fadimata, 20, is an internally displaced mother of little Aruna, who is just seven months old. She is...
Little Fatoumata is no longer malnourished
Little Fatoumata, now a year old, was severely malnourished. At seven months old, she weighed only 6kg...
From the #HiddenHero Series: Meet Oumou from Mali
Behind every aspect of World Vision's work throughout the last 70 years, Hidden Heroes have risen up...
Faces of a Crisis - Central Mali Emergency Response
General insecurity has grown in the central part of Mali, spilling ove from conflict in the north. All...