The Global Forum for Refugees must do more on education
By Kerin Ord, Global Sector Lead – Education, World Vision International
Stories
World Vision launches fundraising event to help more street children in Myanmar
World Vision Myanmar, with the support of TODAY Ogilvy, launched the first-ever local fundraising event on the 4th...
Listen to Us; Kenyan Children Urge Leaders
By Irene Sinoya, Communications Specialist, World Vision in Kenya Children have called on national and community leaders...
30e anniversaire de la Convention relative aux droits de l'enfant
What was your greatest achievement when you turned 30? 🎂 Today marks 30 years since the #UN...
Life in all its fullness for every child
Let’s break the silence against all conventional social norms and let all children thrive through positive discipline instead...
A teacher's dream brought to life
Nil Prasad Poudel’s teaching career took a turn for the better two years ago. It all began...
Child Participation: Addressing inequalities in decision-making
Article 12 of the United Nations Convention of the Rights of the Child recognises children and young...
How sponsorship transforms Zhu and her community
Twice a week, Zhu, 16, walks three hours across a mountain pass, through streams and over rocks to...
My son's life for a cow
Mathews’s family are among the poorest in Sikwenda village located in the heart of Nyimba district in...
Historic Children Symposium successfully held in Zambia
“Giving children a voice is critical as it promotes the right to participation in line with the...
‘It takes a world to end violence against children’ campaign launch
World Vision Timor-Leste launched our 'It takes a world to end violence against children in Timor-Leste now!' campaign...
World Vision Ethiopia names its Goodwill Ambassador
World Vision Ethiopia names Mrs. Firealem Shibabaw, a renowned philanthropist and children advocate, as its Goodwill Ambassador...
Making the dream of quality education a reality
Children from vulnerable and poor families are not generally expected to raise voice for public interest. That...
Children’s Day Celebration in Aileu
World Vision Timor-Leste celebrated Children’s Day in Aileu Municipality on 1 June. We invited children and families in...
Meet children in Bobonaro: happiness and hopes
Children’s Day – World Vision works with families and communities to create brighter futures for children. This...
Finally Go Back to School
“I got my 4th grade,’’ said Venan, a student of one of the elementary school of Bajar...
Hi Kids, Yes You Can!
What can children do? Most adults in Sidodadi Village, located in Surabaya, East Java Province, Indonesia, still think...
7 Districts in West Kalimantan Declare Child-Friendly City
West Kalimantan is one of province which is committed to support fulfillment of children’s rights. This commitment...
Creating Vlog, Yuyun Become a ‘Minister’ of Women Empowerment and Child Protection
Rimayun (17yo), better known as Yuyun, had been a registered child of North Halmahera Area Development Program...
Universal Children's Day special - Reaching out to the most vulnerable
"Sometimes, I remember my parents. I wish they were alive," says Sabitri. She is just eleven years old...
Street Beggars
On June 12th and 13th of 2017, Cambodian youth were able to participate in a debate over...
Engaging community journalists to spread the word
Confidence. Attention to detail. Pursuit for truth. An investigative eye. A moving pen. These words can be...
Dreams from children in Sayam Forage refugee camp
We all have dreams, ambitions and desires, event thought, some of us will never, be able to realized...
11 things you can do right now to help end violence against children
World Vision’s campaign ‘It takes a world to end violence against children’ was named because no one...
World Vision launches the global campaign 'It Takes A World'
“When I was five years old, my father started sexually abusing me,” laments 13-year-old Anna (name changed...
Rescuing the childhood of Afghan girls
While in other developing countries teenage girls are exploring and enjoying life, in Afghanistan, 57 per cent of...