Fish and rabbit farming providing hope and income for communities in Parolinya-Obongi district
By: Derrick Kyatuka, Communications Officer, World Vision
Stories
Solar Power Lights Rural Communities and Boosts School Performance
By Wesley Koskei, World Vision Communications Department, Kenya Nine-year-old old Zainab smiles shyly as she repeatedly turns the...
Improved Cookstoves Boost Health and Economic Status of Families
By Wesley Koskei, World Vision Communications Department, Kenya For many years, 23-year-old Petronila Sarai relied on a...
Breeding for a brighter future
By Didier Nagifi, World Vision in DRC Communications Officer “My name is Donel. I am 13 years...
Children survivors of Cyclone Idai ask for weather-resistant infrastructures
In a hearing meeting recently held in Nhamatanda, organized by World Vision in coordination with the reference group...
Savings Group shaped Akao's dream to build a permanent home
By Emmanuel A. Okello, Communications Officer When Rose Akao, 76, joined Acan Kwite Savings Group in 2012...
World Vision International President, Andrew Morley, visits Rwanda
World Vision International President, Andrew Morley, recently came to Rwanda on a four-day visit. During his visit...
Josephine sells part of her monthly food ration to stay in school
By: Derrick Kyatuka, Communications Officer, World Vision Education is no stranger to 18-year-old Josephine Aber. In 2015, before...
Unity in diversity changes the fortunes of refugees and host communities
By Aggrey Nyondwa Kikobera, Communications Official, World Vision Uganda On a very bad day in December 2016...
Sustainable Eco Agricultural Project Handed Over
By Michael Arunga – World Vision Emergency Communications Specialist, Mali An Eco Agricultural project launched seven years-ago...
World Vision is improving livelihoods for survivors of Cyclone Idai in Mozambique
To address matters of poverty and malnutrition of around 75.000 survivors of Cyclone Idai in Mozambique, World Vision...
Emergency livelihoods interventions help 4,500 formerly-displaced families return
In collaboration with the Government of Ethiopia and partners such as USAID, The European Union, The European...
Acacia Trees Cushion Family from Drought Agony
By Zipporah Karani, World Vision Communications Officer, Kenya Kipkoskei, a young man in his thirties, remembers all-too-well...
165 out-of-school youth in Juba graduate from vocational skills trainings
“Before the training, I was a school dropout and had no job. But now I have skills and...
Clean water transforms the life of Judith and her family
"My name is Judith. I am 13 years old and I live in Tempane district in the...
Hundreds benefit from cash for work done in refugee settlements in Uganda
By: Derrick Kyatuka, Communications Officer, West Nile Refugee Response The civil war that broke out in South...
Livelihoods project unites South Sudanese refugees in Uganda
By: Derrick Kyatuka, World Vision Communications Officer, West Nile Refugee Response Since its Independence in 2011, South Sudan...
Social Protection Programmes Create Income Opportunities for the Most Vulnerable in South Darfur
By Lucy Murunga, with contributions from Gamal Ghallab, World Vision staff South Darfur, November, 2019: We met...
A Farmer’s Dream; Bumper Harvests All Year
By Raymond Chalata, Communications Officer, World Vision in Zambia Stretching across over one hundred hectors is the...
World Vision Provides Livelihood Empowerment Skills For Rural Women
World Vision Ghana over the years has empowered families economically by providing livelihood empowerment programmes for the most...
Improved Water Access Increases Family’s Fortune
Eight years ago, when Joan, 36, and her husband Joseph, 40, got into the brick-making business, water...
Lobodou, a well-organized, and resilient community
Located in the administrative region of Brakna, in the south of Mauritania and on the banks of...
The Incredible Story of Resilience Among Refugees -- How One Young Man Is Helping Others in Uganda
More than half of the 1.3 million refugees in Uganda are youth who were forced to flee their...
Kitchen Gardening; A New Innovative to Supplement Food Rations Among Refugees in Uganda
“Food is now the least of our problems," says Everest Gato, a jubilant farmer and refugee from...
My Farm Takes Care of Itself
The land was so degraded I could only plant every other year,” laments Sidi Toure, a farmer...
EU-funded project establishes strong links between farmers and private sector
All roads led to Aljeref village, in Roseries locality in Sudan’s Blue Nile state. Smallholder farmers came together...