“Our house was badly damaged, and my father was almost killed by flying iron roofing sheets. I am so happy that we are safe and alive,” shared Riel.

After Category 5, Tropical Cyclone Harold hit Vanuatu on 6 April 2020, World Vision provided essential relief items to affected communities and...

When Tropical Cyclone Harold struck Santo, Vanuatu on 6 April 2020, Jenny, aged 26, who has an intellectual disability, did not really understand what...

“Thank you so much for coming to help me and my family. Help is scarce and what you have provided is very important and precious to us,” shared Elcy.

“I am 60 years old and I have never seen anything like this cyclone,” said Tom.

‘I’m very grateful for the help I received from World Vision. It really calmed me down as my due date is getting closer,” said Rita.

“I have never been so scared in my life,” said 45-year-old Viaru. The mother of four broke down in tears as she recalled her terrifying experience...

I was at home with my three kids in Luganville when the roof of our house started to fly off. We ran out to the road where a passing vehicle picked us...

“World Vision helped us with tools that we used to rebuild our homes and clear our gardens so we could replant…they also helped us rebuild the toilets...

More than three months on from Cyclone Harold's devastating impact on Vanuatu, World Vision has reached 14,506 people, including 7,694 children, 364...

World Vision supports communities to prepare and respond to disasters by leveraging our comprehensive suite of tools and approaches and our extensive...

Three months on from Tropical Cyclone Harold, World Vision has supported 14,506 people with items including tarpaulins, shelter toolkits, jerry cans...

In June 2020, World Vision Vanuatu carried out a post distribution monitoring survey with 401 participants in 16 communities in Santo.

From 8 to 12 June, World Vision conducted 404 surveys in distribution areas to assess the performance of its response to Category 5 Tropical Cyclone...

A summary of the cumulative response work that World Vision Vanuatu has done to support the Vanuatu Government since TC Harold struck Vanuatu about 3...

On 5, 6 and 7 May, 578 people affected by Cyclone Harold, including 228 children and seven people with disabilities, received essential items such as...

In the first month of the Cyclone Harold response, World Vision has supported 3,391 people with essentials including hygiene kits, tarpaulins, solar...

In the weeks and months after Cyclone Pam, World Vision staff worked closely with community members, government officials and other agencies to ensure...

Vanuatu is one of the world’s most disaster-prone countries, ranking first among 171 countries covered by the World Risk Index 2015. It is vulnerable...