This study was an exploration of the impact of World Vision’s package of core approaches to strengthen community systems to improve the health status of women, newborns and young children, especially the most vulnerable.

 

L’année 2020 a été une année particulière car elle a été marquée non seulement par l'avènement de la pandémie de la COVID-19 qui a eu un impact socio-économique important mais aussi par les crises sécuritaires et multiplication des attaques, notammen

Serkalem, 17, with three siblings, lives in Bahir Dar city some 557km from Addis Ababa. She was born to a poor family at a place called Merawi some 20km south of Bahir Dar.

It is 11:30am at ‘Masemousi primary school. Children sit or stand in groups eating. Some sit inside a fallen classroom.

The torrential rains have brought misery and despair to the lives of thousands of Salvadoran families, who have had to leave their homes, leaving all their belongings, their animals, their crops and their homes, becoming part of the statistics of the shelters have been established in the West zon

“No more discrimination. People living with HIV and AIDS, orphan and vulnerable children are closely paid attention. We are supported both mental and physical. Our family economy is much better through self-help group. Our children especially vulnerable children are encouraged to go to school.

Mahamadou Kandé left home at the age of seven. Today, he is back from Senegal’s capital city, reunited with family and trying to recover from a traumatic experience.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on most humanitarian agencies, testing their quest to help the most vulnerable communities, causing a shift in operations.

Human trafficking is a serious crime that affects men, women and children around the world. It involves putting or keeping someone in an exploitative situation, usually for profit.