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Paseka's regreening efforts in Ha Senkoase, supported by World Vision, empower the community with climate-smart agriculture for a sustainable, resilient future.

How a Child Sponsorship Program Empowered a Young Girl from Georgia to Achieve Her Dream of Becoming a Doctor.

This report outlines a set of findings and recommendations for the Able to Thrive programme to better respond to the needs of children with disabilities.

World Vision congratulates the African Committee for hosting its 44th Session in Lesotho and commits to collaborating on child rights, hunger, and conflict interventions.

In a society where abilities are often overshadowed by challenges, the World Vision Eswatini Disability Project stands as an example of hope. Funded by UNICEF and the European Union, this initiative is transforming the lives of 10 individuals living with disabilities at the Ekululameni Training Centre. Here, they are learning vital vocational skills such as sewing, carpentry, and building, alongside essential computer literacy.

Emmanuella shares her experience at the UN General Assembly, advocating for children's rights and urging global leaders to include youth voices in decision-making.

Breaking Traditions: Ethiopia’s Fight Against Child Marriage

Layering effects at the micro level or school level