article / Outubro 21, 2020
WORLD VISION DISTRIBUTES SEEDS IN RAKAI AS PART OF ITS COVID-19 RESPONSE
WORLD VISION DISTRIBUTES SEEDS IN RAKAI AS PART OF ITS COVID-19 RESPONSE
publication / Fevereiro 10, 2023
World Vision Eswatini Annual Report FY22
World Vision Eswatini's Annual Report for the year 2022.
article / Outubro 24, 2017
#WDID 2017: How we’ve worked to make Information and Communications Technology available to all
Marked on 24 November, World Development Information Day (WDID) highlights the important role of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in fostering access to information and knowledge, economic growth, and social inclusion that enable the economic and social developme
article / Maio 9, 2020
Somali communities survive and thrive through low-cost land restoration techniques
The Beerato Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) site experiment
Sahra Eige Story:
article / Maio 7, 2020
A first in a driver’s life: Transporting people and life-saving essentials amid threats of #COVID19
The roads in Juba, especially in the narrow streets often crowded with people and vendors, are best dealt with by seasoned drivers who know them well as the back of their hands. They can even just shrug a shoulder and smile at the chaos, choosing to focus on the wheel.
article / Janeiro 30, 2019
Learning to appreciate each other’s differences
Jeramiah, aged 9, has never attended school and finds it difficult to make friends. He has an intellectual disability which impacts his ability to communicate verbally. Because he was different, the other children in his village were frightened of him. He was socially isolated and very shy.
article / Setembro 12, 2014
Dream of School Comes True
Swapna's eyes filled with tears as she shared about the struggles of her life.Swapna shares her story:Finding no alternatives I thought our [her and her brother] studies would totally stop. But World Vision stood up for us to come back from that situation.
article / Fevereiro 18, 2021
Vegetable gardening improves lives of 780 women-farmers in South Sudan’s Twic County
“In the past, I had to beg for assistance, but today I can get what I need from my garden”, says Akuac Aguer, a 34-year old widow and mother of six living in South Sudan’s Twic County, a part of Northern Bahr El Ghazal State with a population of 85,974 people.