Stories
How Takondwa got her smile back
World Vision and Charity Water celebrate impact
Yuliia shares family’s journey from Ukraine to Romania for son’s mental health
Yuliya has to choose staying in Ukraine and moving to Romania to ensure her son Marat's mental...
A Happy Return to School for Jesse
This is a story on a girl who has returned to school courtesy of World Vision's support.
Local partnerships at the heart of World Vision’s humanitarian work in Ukraine
World Vision's local partners across its four response countries: Ukraine, Romania, Moldova and Georgia enabled us to reach...
Inside Ukraine: The girls and women of Borodyanka share harrowing experience after the siege
The lives of girls in Ukraine after their villages were under siege for a month.
Life skills and Psycho-social support sessions help ease the burden
The worries of a teenager should be simple, school, homework and friends. However, not all teenagers are...
Channels of Hope: the impact of religious leader's commitments in ending violence against children
See the impact the Channels of Hope approach is having to improve the protection of children and curb...
Child Labour: What you need to know
The 2021 International Labour Organization report indicates that a total of 3.3 million children are in situations...
Honduras: Painting with coffee to prevent child labour workshop
Faced with the problem of child labour associated with coffee production in western Honduras, we have joined...
A girl led Child Adolescent Youth club to train on self-protection skills
Child programmes in Cambodia are spearheading capacity building of children's ability to protect themselves from violence, abuse and...
World Vision’s protection help desk and education program in South Sudan keep girls from forced marriages
“I grew up believing that girls are born to make their parents proud through marriage”, Ajak Akoc...
Working with communities to end child marriage in India
India is known for its diverse culture and tradition. During celebrations, women and girls often dress in...
Child Trafficking: What you need to know
Child trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery. Children are trafficked for purposes such as domestic labour, armed groups, criminal...
Improving education through training more volunteer-teachers for South Sudan’s remote communities
Albino Mawien, 27, and a father of two and is a volunteer teacher in a primary school...
Surviving child marriage: The victorious Sabina
Sabina was just 14 years old when she became a child bride in Bangladesh. “In eighth grade...
5 ways child sponsorship enhances child protection
Violence takes many forms. Conflict and war. Exploitation. Negligence and abuse. Some of it is played out in...
Solutions Summit: Mobilising across the world to End Violence Against Children
World Vision Offices around the globe mobilisied to create the conditions for policy change and commitments from...
Paterne challenges adults on harmful punishment inflicted on children in CAR
He is having fun playing with his friends - perhaps a little amused because of the camera...
Jenipher encourages teen mothers to return to school and break barriers
Eighteen-year-old Jenipher Yonasi dropped out of school in 2020. She fell pregnant when she was 17 years old...
Teenage pregnancy does not mean the end for refugee girls in Uganda
COVID-19 and the subsequent lockdown led to a spike in the number of teenage pregnancy cases in...
Physical and emotional support in crisis
Early in the morning, 12-year-old Amir* looks out the window of the small basement he shares with...
Transforming one life at a time: Sudha’s story
“I want to grow up to be a Civil Servant and serve my community at a level that...
Child protection clubs restore hope to children
John* lives with his mother and five siblings. John’s mother has been the sole provider for their...
Bringing joy back to school
Judette, a 15-year-old, attends school in Fort Liberté, Haiti. After an altercation with another student, she received...
Together against violence
“When I was a child, my parents also taught me with a whip,” said Sọn, a 33-year-old mom...