video / Febrero 21, 2024
Srusht from Rozh Society shares her experience working with World Vision Iraq on greater and more inclusive WASH.
Srusht from Rozh Society shares her experience working with World Vision Iraq on inclusive WASH.
article / Marzo 5, 2024
Fatouma, the invisible warrioress of Mosul
Fatouma has a strong sense of pride in all she has done for her family but the journey was not easy. There were lots of difficulties that she had to overcome.
video / Marzo 26, 2024
Ornella, trapped in a conflict she had nothing to do with
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article / Diciembre 15, 2023
Օne woman's revolutionary impact on her family and community
Rabia is not an ordinary person, she is a revolutionary one. This story will delve into how Rabia has revolutionized her family as well as the women and men of her community. It is not easy to be a revolutionary woman in communities in Iraq when there are so many restrictions and boundaries set for women everywhere. Women are often pressured to stay indoors, not to go out, and to be outspoken. It takes tremendous courage to break all these barriers to be free and independent.
article / Enero 16, 2024
Learning through play empowers teacher Ninkeo and her students
Despite peacefulness, stability, and progress recorded in the past decades, Laos still faces challenges in ensuring its children are accessing quality education after COVID-19. In a rural community in Southern Laos, an early childhood education teacher witnessed a transformation in her classroom.
publication / Abril 24, 2024
Mid-year review of education for children displaced by the conflict in Ukraine at the start of the 2023-2024 Academic Year
Mid-year review of education for children displaced by the conflict in Ukraine at the start of the 2023-2024 Academic Year World Vision
article / Enero 16, 2024
Jeremiah's dream is within grasp through World Vision's youth empowerment project
Jeremiah's childhood was marked by the absence of parental figures. Abandoned by both his father and mother, he found refuge in another family in Morobe. However, formal education only lasted until Grade 3, and he soon found himself navigating the unforgiving streets of Lae, resorting to collecting containers and engaging in petty theft to survive.
Everything changed when the RYRNYSW Project reached Bumbu. Jeremiah saw it as a lifeline, an opportunity to break the cycle of poverty through skills development. Despite initial hesitation from some friends, he actively participated in the project's various modules, discovering a passion for driving. Recognising the importance of work in shaping his future, Jeremiah identified driving as a skill that could open doors for employment.
article / Febrero 8, 2024
Comfort in a Cup of Coffee
Safi, whose education was interrupted in Afghanistan wants to become a doctor and help women and children, and she was joyous to hear of the opportunity to practice her spoken English and learn a bit of the local language while having coffee with locals. Language classes and community meetings are a part of the World Vision BiH programme providing mental health and psychosocial support to migrants and refugees in BiH, and build empathy and solidary among refugee and local population. These activities are supported through the regional GIZ project “Social participation of people on the move and local population in host regions of the Western Balkans”.
publication / Abril 23, 2024
Putting Children First for Sustainable Development
New research to analyize the economic beneift of Official Development Assistance (ODA) programming that directly or indirectly targets children found that every $1USD of child-related ODA directly or indirectly results in a $10USD return and highlights that investing in children is a way to maximise the benefit that donors see from their ODA programmes.