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Satrudhan, with his wife Lalita Devi, and his children Kanchan (middle), and Shivsankhar (right)

Building something of our own – how a small-scale business support led to a new beginning

Satrudhan once struggled to make ends meet and care for his child with a disability. With World Vision’s business support, they now thrive and dream big in...

Celebrating God's Faithfulness in 2025: West Africa Regional Leader's Christmas Message

In the spirit of Christmas and the holiday season, World Vision's West Africa Regional Leader Carla Dominique Denizard, shares warm greetings and heartfelt...

Amílcar Checo alongside the children who inspire his work.

Over 25 years as Humanitarian Actor - A Journey of Commitment to Child’s Well-Being

Over 25 years of humanitarian service, Amílcar Checo shares his journey of dedication, leadership, and impact on the well-being of children in Mozambique.

CFS Kyiv

Child Friendly Spaces

Christmas Amid War: The Mental Toll on Ukrainian Children

Little Sofia, 8, from Kyiv vividly remembers her birthday when the war began. Over 70% of Ukrainians face war trauma, affecting their mental health. World...

Tata and Lydie: A Journey Towards Success, Driven by Determination!

Driven by Determination: Tata and Lydie's Journey towards Success

World Vision received funding through the Gift Catalogue to support young female graduates by providing them with the equipment needed to start their...

Alexandre Eating Enriched Porridge

WHEN BASIC SERVICES REACH COMMUNITIES: MOZAMBIQUE STRENGTHENS CHILD PROTECTION AND WELL-BEING

World Vision Mozambique supports a Legal and Child Well-Being Fair bringing essential services, nutrition education and child protection to rural...

Sharing what little remains: displaced families with the food they carried from home.

Almost 10 Days to leave home: An eyewitness account from the Cambodia–Thailand border

Almost 10 Days to Leave Home: An Eyewitness Account from the Cambodia–Thailand Border

Leng is taking care of his 10-month-old younger sister while they are at the displacement site.

Leng’s story: A childhood interrupted by conflict

Humanitarian Response

Satrudhan, with his wife Lalita Devi, and his children Kanchan (middle), and Shivsankhar (right)

Building something of our own – how a small-scale business support led to a new beginning

Satrudhan once struggled to make ends meet and care for his child with a disability. With World Vision’s business support, they now thrive and dream big in...

Celebrating God's Faithfulness in 2025: West Africa Regional Leader's Christmas Message

In the spirit of Christmas and the holiday season, World Vision's West Africa Regional Leader Carla Dominique Denizard, shares warm greetings and heartfelt...

Amílcar Checo alongside the children who inspire his work.

Over 25 years as Humanitarian Actor - A Journey of Commitment to Child’s Well-Being

Over 25 years of humanitarian service, Amílcar Checo shares his journey of dedication, leadership, and impact on the well-being of children in Mozambique.

CFS Kyiv

Child Friendly Spaces

Christmas Amid War: The Mental Toll on Ukrainian Children

Little Sofia, 8, from Kyiv vividly remembers her birthday when the war began. Over 70% of Ukrainians face war trauma, affecting their mental health. World...

Tata and Lydie: A Journey Towards Success, Driven by Determination!

Driven by Determination: Tata and Lydie's Journey towards Success

World Vision received funding through the Gift Catalogue to support young female graduates by providing them with the equipment needed to start their...

Alexandre Eating Enriched Porridge

WHEN BASIC SERVICES REACH COMMUNITIES: MOZAMBIQUE STRENGTHENS CHILD PROTECTION AND WELL-BEING

World Vision Mozambique supports a Legal and Child Well-Being Fair bringing essential services, nutrition education and child protection to rural...

Portrait of a young Iraqi girl smiling

Children's Voices

Why listening to children is the best Christmas gift

This Christmas season, Biruk says the most meaningful gift for children isn’t wrapped under a tree. It’s intentionally listening to their ideas, needs...

Sharing what little remains: displaced families with the food they carried from home.

Almost 10 Days to leave home: An eyewitness account from the Cambodia–Thailand border

Almost 10 Days to Leave Home: An Eyewitness Account from the Cambodia–Thailand Border

Leng is taking care of his 10-month-old younger sister while they are at the displacement site.

Leng’s story: A childhood interrupted by conflict

Humanitarian Response

This eyewitness

Humanitarian Response

For Children Like Ty Ty

For Children Like Ty Ty

World Vision Uganda Shines at the Uganda Marketing Excellence Awards 2025

World Vision Uganda, in partnership with Absa Bank Uganda, received the Best Use of Partnership Marketing Award at the Uganda Marketing Excellence Awards...

The sound of violence has faded, but its effects are just beginning

After Cessation of Attacks Families Begin Returning in northern Mozamboique

Memba district in northern Nampula province is beginning to see the gradual return of families displaced by attacks carried out by non-state armed groups...

World Vision Advances WASH Services Across 41 Ugandan Districts

World Vision Uganda has launched its 2026–2030 WASH Business Plan, a transformative framework to deliver inclusive, climate-resilient, and sustainable...

From left to right: Inocencia’s husband (Jamal); Dina; Inocencia holding young Patiricio; and Sonia.

Conflict in Mozambique - The sound of violence has faded, but its effects are just beginning

Displaced by violence and haunted by hunger: Discover Inocencia’s story of survival in Nampula, northern Mozambique. As conflict disrupts livelihoods and...

Migration Day

No Room at the Inn? An Urgent Global Call to Action for Refugee Children

Amid record global displacement, Fola Komolafe, CEO World Vision UK, urges leaders to put compassion and children’s rights at the heart of refugee policy...

Musa Amdany

Seeds of Renewal: Musa’s Transformation Through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR)

Discover how, after retiring from teaching, Musa Amdany transformed his once-barren farm in Baringo County through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration...

Saline Kogei

From Barren to Blooming: How Salina Revived Her Land and Future

In Baringo County, Salina Kogei shares how Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) helped restore her once-barren land, ending years of charcoal burning...

A child coming from fetching water

DR Congo: Between Lake Dangers And Conflict, WALIP Project Brings Water, Hygiene, And Hope To Vitshumbi People

This article highlights the humanitarian crisis in Vitshumbi, a fishing community in eastern DR Congo caught between armed conflict and the dangers of Lake...

Christine Kurere

A Greener Tomorrow: How Christine Took Action and Transformed Her Land

Discover how Christine Kurere, a 58-year-old farmer in Baringo County, transformed her farm through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR), restoring...

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After COP30: Will the World Finally See the Children of the Amazon?

Children of the Amazon remain at the heart of the climate crisis, their wellbeing deeply connected to the planet’s future.

WASH

Impact and Partnership: Ensuring Clean Water in Zambia

Access to clean, reliable water is central to the health and future of communities in Zambia. World Vision Zambia focuses on ensuring that the water...

Classroom

Learning In A Real Classroom

Every morning, 9-year-old Tiyeseko used to walk to school with mixed feelings. She was eager to learn, but her “classroom” was nothing more than a small...

WASH

Safe Water Brings Change to Over 58,000 People in Kasama and Mungwi Districts

In Kasama District in Northern Province, access to safe water and sanitation has been a daily struggle for many families. Children have spent hours...

As explosions rocked the Cambodian–Thai border this week, families fleeing the frontline found themselves relying on what they describe as “double layers of protection”: locally built bunkers, located in specially prepared evacuation centres. At the Kampong Sangke sanctuary in Chheb district, located just 10 kilometres from the fighting zone, an aid worker said fear among children remained extreme despite reaching what is supposed to be a safe area. Kin Soksan, a World Vision field worker who is assisting

‘Double layers of protection’ for evacuees near Preah Vihear clashes

‘Double layers of protection’ for evacuees near Preah Vihear clashes