article / August 1, 2024
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE
ALERT! It has come to our attention that several agencies or persons, are claiming to be acting as World Vision International or on World Vision's behalf in recruiting or facilitating the recruitment of personnel on WhatsApp and other digital channels.
publication / August 13, 2024
Soutr Nikom Area Programme
The document presents the 15-year-achievement of the Soutr Nikom Area Programme in Siem Reap, Cambodia. The programme, funded by World Vision United Kingdom, has a total budget of US$ 4,713,566 and serves 33,100 individuals across 33 villages in 3 communes. The programme's goal is to strengthen the capacity and empower community small groups and partners to improve sustainable Child Well-Being outcomes, especially for the most vulnerable children and their families.
article / January 25, 2024
Unlocking minds with Unlock literacy
Unlocking Literacy for Children & Caregivers Initiative: Targeting 450 children aged 6 to 9 in Wadi Khaled, Mhamara, and Berqayel, this program spans 40 sessions (once per week) from October 2023 to June 2024. Each session commences with a song, followed by facilitators reading a story to the children, leading to a collective discussion. Subsequently, engaging activities related to letters and numbers are conducted, fostering not only academic learning but also teamwork and social interaction among the children. Towards the end of each session, facilitators assign a small activity for the children to complete at home, enhancing their manual skills. Children are encouraged to borrow stories for home reading, and healthy snacks are provided. Additionally, caregivers of these students participate in 12 Unlock Literacy sessions, with a total target of 225 caregivers.
article / March 27, 2024
World Vision's Unlock Literacy approach stimulates Learners' Ability to Read
Implemented for over three years in schools and communities through reading clubs, the UL (Unlock Literacy) approach seems to be catching on in Chad.
article / May 22, 2024
Reading Camps: A gateway to literacy for children in Namwala district
Reading camps are part of World Vision’s Unlock Literacy program. This innovative, evidence-based approach aims to improve teaching methods for classroom reading and engage students, families, and communities in reading activities outside of school. Reading Camps are outside-school learning sessions that complement what children learn in school and, in addition, develop a love for reading.
11-year-old Felister, one of 46 children benefiting from the Kalonga Reading Camp, is excited to have the opportunity to learn with others in reading camps.
article / June 26, 2024
Transformative Literacy: The Journey of Kande's After-School Reading Club
After School-Reading Clubs run by World Vision Ghana helps Kande in her transformative journey from struggling with the twi and English language to excelling in both languages.