April 23 is UNESCO’s World Book Day to promote reading, publishing and the protection of copyright laws. World Vision works in communities and schools around the world to ensure that children have access to books and learn how to read.

“I was attacked and raped when I was 19 years old”, sadly confides the now 21-year-old Susan*.

 

Honourable Ministers, Donors, Representatives of International Organizations, Civil Society Organizations, Private Sectors and Invited Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen,

Falida's Journey as a Deaf Student Navigating a World without Qualified Special Needs Teachers.

Jalila* reminiscences a decision she had taken two years ago very regrettably. It was the moment when she asked her daughter, Nada* to drop out of school.

World Vision Malawi’s Senzani Area Development Program has distributed three thousand treated Mosquito nets worth 11 Million Malawi Kwacha to needy children in the ADP.

Community health worker (CHW) programming is one of the largest portfolios in World Vision’s health; nutrition; and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector, with 48 countries operating a wide diversity of CHW initiatives.

The sun is scorching hot in Khalte, Dhading and I am literally covered in sweat.