As we mark this year's Day of the African Child, we are deeply concerned at how the pandemic has taken a significant on the children on the continent, and in Sudan.

Coronavirus threatens to devastate families living in the world’s poorest countries World Vision concerned that donor government funds are still dispropo

By Florence Joy Maluyo, World Vision Philippines. Photo Credit @Lanelyn Carillo     Child-focused aid organisation World Vision begins its relief operations after typhoon Nockten (local name Nina) battered the Bicol Region on Christmas day. 

Emmanuel lives at the Protection of Civilian (PoC) site in Juba with his father since 2014. His mother and sisters live in Juba town.Emmanuel’s family came to Juba from Unity State in January 2014, following the 2013 fighting that was experienced in various parts of South Sudan. 

Donor Procter & Gamble Project Safe Water for Niger Rural Communities Sector Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Project Period One year

By Fred Ouma, Development Communications Coordinator – World Vision Uganda

Reprieve from death- that is one small grain of comfort for people fleeing violence in Myanmar who have safely crossed into Bangladesh. “We survived,” said Sahara Begum, who came alone with her one-month-old baby. But the price of that survival? “We have no place to live, no money.

Reprieve from death- that is one small grain of comfort for people fleeing violence in Myanmar who have safely crossed into Bangladesh. “We survived,” said Sahara Begum, who came alone with her one-month-old baby. But the price of that survival? “We have no place to live, no money.