article / فبراير 21, 2014
BLOG: Children suffer most as violence ravages South Sudan
The ghosts that struck Kenya after the 2007 elections are back. Their target this time round is neighbouring South Sudan. It is unfortunate that they have swarmed the world’s newest nation with more vengeance.
page / مارس 17, 2013
Blog: View from the crisis
A cry for GomaI am sad to leave a sad and frightened city. I am sad to leave behind thousands of people that World Vision supports. I am currently in Rwanda, having been evacuated by World Vision this morning as the situation in Goma deteriorated.
page / يناير 4, 2013
Blog: View from the crisis
Smiles, laughter in the midst of crisisThe mothers who attend the Thursday meetings at World Vision’s Center for Management of Acute Malnutrition in Koulikoira are women of simple means, some of whom have never been to the city.
page / ديسمبر 18, 2012
Blog: View from the crisis
John Kangara Mucheru: Finding purpose in the “madhouse”DECEMBER 4, 2012 by
publication / أغسطس 7, 2023
Weekend of Prayer 2023: Liturgy Guide
Go deeper this weekend with scripture, reflections, prayers and worship. We encourage you to make this guide your own and adapt to your own Christian traditions.
publication / أغسطس 3, 2023
Weekend of Prayer & Action Against Hunger Social Media Kit
On this page, you will be able to find everything you need to help promote your church or communities' engagement this weekend.
article / أغسطس 17, 2023
Blerina Lako: A life-changing journey from Albania, Iraq, Sudan and the Ukraine crisis
I am from Albania. Before coming to Ukraine, I worked in Iraq and Sudan, both challenging contexts. It was not difficult for me to decide to work in Ukraine having already worked in difficult environments.
publication / ديسمبر 1, 2020
Climate Action: World Vision Policy Position - Summary
World Vision believes that responding to climate change is a justice issue. Climate justice represents the interdependence of human rights, development and climate action.
publication / يونيو 16, 2023
Protecting Children in the Digital Environment
The Internet age has progressively transformed socioeconomic growth for nations and businesses across the globe. More so, access to the Internet creates opportunities for Zambian children to participate in crucial decision-making processes locally, nationally, regionally and globally using an online digital environment that has opened up virtual, less expensive, yet meaningful, practical discussions among parties in distant places. Children also use the internet for learning, streaming videos, playing games, and following and watching trending activities online.
article / أبريل 23, 2014
Staff Blog: Advocating for a Healthier Lifestyle
On my trips to scores of cities and villages across Indonesia, I discovered many interesting habits related to defecating. In some villages, many people -- male and female -- still prefer to defecate at the riverbanks or in the bushes.