International Literacy Day 8 September
Promoting multilingual education: Literacy for mutual understanding and peace
World Vision's Impact!
- World Vision Malawi - Spelling Success: How One Local Partner Transitioned to Prime Partnership | All Children Reading | Work with USAID - Read this article about how the Malawian National Association
'What will it take? Innovating Education in Fragile Contexts.'
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In a world afflicted by conflict, climate change, food insecurity, chronic drought and political upheaval, and where education
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World Vision across the world provides support to improve literacy and give vulnerable children the opportunity to thrive, develop and equip them for a brighter future:
- WV Bangladesh - 6,154 students
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Unlocking Literacy!
Literacy unlocks human potential and is the cornerstone to learn for life.
This is why World Vision is committed to ensure every child, especially the most vulnerable, attains literacy skills as an essential building back for learning through our whole child approach. Developing literacy skills in the early years is crucial to a child’s success in school and later in life. It also enables having better health, better employment opportunities, and safer and more stable societies.
World Vision works with education authorities, local partners, teachers, communities, and families to ensure that all children access quality education and reads to learn through our Unlock Literacy and Catch Up Programme evidenced-based approaches.
We work in 66 countries across the globe supporting children in their learning journey from birth to adolescence. We are relentless in ensuring every child learns for life. Find out more below:
Reading Clubs Igniting a Love for Literacy in World Vision Ethiopia
Global Reading Platforms World Vision Education recommends:
For any additional information please contact us at: education@wvi.org
USAID UBUREZI IWACU LOCAL CAPACITY STRENGTHENING WV Rwanda - Inclusion Education Project with Digital Books