article / August 11, 2024
Naima’s need for financial support to sustain a life for her children
Story of Need: Naima, 56, is the mother of four children and lives in the heart of Tooz. Three of Naima’s children are suffering from disabilities and need ongoing treatment.
publication / August 16, 2024
One-Pager Update; Three years after the adminstration change
This one-page update summarizes the challenges and natural disasters faced by Afghanistan, as well as the needs resulting from these issues. It also outlines the support provided by WV Afghanistan over the past three years.
article / August 29, 2024
Irpin education center in Ukraine aids recovery and learning of children with special needs amid the war
In Irpin, Ukraine, a World Vision-supported education center is changing lives by creating an inclusive environment for children with special needs. 71 children with disabilities and 54 local children work in mixed groups to learn and grow together. Through group and individual classes, catch-up lessons, and physical therapy, children with special needs develop crucial skills. The ECHO-funded program bridges educational gaps caused by the ongoing war.
publication / July 1, 2024
World Vision Iraq Impact Report FY23
World Vision Iraq over the past year, have reached 59,168 people and 45,241 children with a variety of interventions enabling child protection, livelihoods, climate resilience, improved Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) access, mental health, and education. We have also integrated cross-cutting themes into our programming, such as women's empowerment, social inclusion, and social cohesion. We remain committed to the principle of accountability for the most affected populations as we seek to support them in improving their lives.
article / August 13, 2024
In the End, Hope Prevails
This is the story of twenty-one-year-old Fatma—a tale of strength, endurance, passion, and hope prevailing. Fatma is currently preparing for her final year in high school. Since childhood, she has dreamed of becoming a pharmacist. Reaching this point has not been easy for Fatma. Despite her relatively young age, she has already seen and experienced much.
publication / August 27, 2024
Venezuela Crisis Response Update June 2024
Sitrep Q2 2024: The 'Esperanza Sin Fronteras' report emphasizes the escalating migration crisis in Latin America, driven by food scarcity, violence, economic decline, and climate change. It identifies protection, education, and nutrition for migrants as critical areas of humanitarian aid, particularly concerning the Venezuelan crisis. The document details pressing requirements and effective measures implemented throughout the region's nations.
article / August 8, 2024
Duaa improves her spelling through Catch-Up classes
Duaa participates for six months in the catch-up classes that World Vision Iraq with funding from Japan Platform implements in West Mosul. Through these catch-up classes she was able to improve her reading and writing skills.
article / August 22, 2024
Five-year-old Arina escapes war-torn Donetsk as mental health issues threaten future of Ukraine's children
Arina and her mother Marina once called Velyka Novosilka home, a city close to the war's frontline with danger getting closer each passing day. Mom and daughter fled west for survival. Two years on, they settle in Dnipro, but the scars of war run deep, especially for Arina. Based on reports, the impact is taking a heavy toll on the mental health of Ukrainian children like her.
publication / August 19, 2024
Unprecedented: The crisis for children and families in Sudan
Report by World Vision highlighting the Unprecedented hunger, mental health tragedy, and gender-based violence children and families in Sudan are currently facing
video / August 11, 2024
Alaa is now more confident, self-reliant and is able to support her family
Alaa is now more confident, self-reliant and is able to support her family after her participation in the project of Supporting a Resilient Economic Recovery by Strengthening the Agricultural Sector in Saqlawiyah, Anbar, that is implemented by World Vision Iraq in partnership with UNDP Iraq and with funding from BMZ and KFW.
Through this project, we have helped build capacities in modern agricultural methods for 78 female and 72 male farmers.