Born in Iran, grown up in Azerbaijan and now living in Georgia - the journey to safety and self-realization...

World Vision envisages an Azerbaijan where all boys and girls live in caring communities. World Vision in Azerbaijan is striving to protect children's rights within society in order to facilitate their access to life-fulfilling opportunities.

On June 17, World Vision International in Azerbaijan received the annual influential public “No Child Left Behind” award. World Vision Azerbaijan was recognized as the outstanding, international, child-focused non-governmental organization of the year.

Armed conflict that erupted on the 27 of September in Nagorno-Karabakh - a disputed territory between Armenia and Azerbaijan, has halted with a ceasefire agreement signed by Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia on 10 November.

Every day, humanitarian disasters strike more and more places on the planet. These disasters cause enormous suffering for people – usually the poorest, most neglected, stigmatized and vulnerable individuals.

World Vision Azerbaijan National Office32, H.Javid Ave, apt 5114th floor, AZI 143Baku, AzerbaijanTel: +994-12 4373195 Fax: +994-12 5371131

Press release about World Vision’s youth programmes in Azerbaijan, especially as they relate to employment, entrepreneurism and International Youth day. 

Murad*, 40, first tested positive for HIV more than three years ago.  “The analysis in jail was taken simply by one syringe from five infected [inmates],” he explains, noting that the results were often confused and that healthy people were often transmitted the disease in the process of the

 The first International Youth Day was declared on August 12, 1999 by United Nations General Assembly as a day set apart to draw attention to the issues and struggles facing youth around the world.