What happens when... you talk about family planning?
When to have babies, how many to have or to have them at all? It might be an awkward conversation for some, but for others, it’s a life-saver. Here’s why.
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What happens when... you talk about family planning?
When to have babies, how many to have or to have them at all? It might be an...
World Vision hands over health and WASH infrastructure worth K1.2 million to the Zambian Government
By Agatha Mali, Communications Officer, Zambia With support from Golf Fore Africa, World Vision in Zambia has...
Nutrition project provides life skills in Backyard gardening
As a district they had been performing poorly below 50 percent in the immunization space, however that...
Moyo Mini Hospital receives electricity
Working with World Vision Zambia, the Zambian Government through Rural Electrification Authority (REA) has commissioned the Moyo Mini...
Empowering women in South Sudan paved the way for safe and healthy childbirths
Many women in remote areas of South Sudan are still at risk of losing their lives or...
Education and family planning empower South Sudan’s women to have better choices
“I knew nothing about family planning. At a young age I got pregnant and dropped out of...
Traditional birth attendant graduates to community health worker and best practice champion
Florence Auma Agoola, 60, had been a traditional birth attendant for more than 30 years. Although she does...
Dr. Betty Muze takes road less traveled: “The small changes we make are reasons to celebrate”
The lights have flickered from dim to dimmer. The workday was over and most of the staff...
Over 9,000 children free with killer diseases as South Sudan's health volunteers lead in finding solutions
From 2017, community health volunteers assisted a total of 9,915 children under five years old suffering from...
Operations research in Ghana and Kenya on the effectiveness of World Vision’s Channels of Hope methodology in tackling the sensitive topic of family planning
The June 2018 Community of Practice discussion focused on Operations research in Ghana and Kenya on the effectiveness...