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Monday, June 19, 2023

Azida takes her life back after experiencing hearing loss

Azida, 17, experienced complete hearing loss starting at the age of 13. But with World Vision's intervention, she was able to gain access to a hearing aid device which helped her cope with her condition and return to a life of normalcy.

A Grim Reality

“It was noon time, I was working in my house; physically I was a bit weak. I felt the five-month-old baby moving in my womb. I was thirsty. Suddenly! I...

Too Young

“At night around 10pm the labor pain started. No enough people were with me to help. Around 3 pm my boy entered into this world. Only, a midwife (from...

World Vision expands relief to refugees in Bangladesh

World Vision extends its assessment in the community called Kutupalong Refugees Camp and registered 6000 (Six Thousand) families for aid. World Vision...

Where is my Childhood?

“In my dreams I see people running, crying, shouting and fighting and suddenly I get up in fear,” says 11-year old Somsida, currently living in a refugee...

Myanmar, Bangladesh Refugees Crisis' Speech by National Director, World Vision Bangladesh

World Vision Bangladesh continues food assistance in the community those who fled from Myanmar for the violence. The needs here are simply overwhelming...

Myanmar refugee children exhibiting signs of trauma, says World Vision, as it scales up response in Bangladesh

World Vision scales up relief planning as Myanmar refugee numbers increase to 809,000 more than half who are children Increased reports of sexual and...

Myanmar Bangladesh Refugees Crisis update

World Vision Bangladesh continues food assistance in the community those who fled from Myanmar for the violence. The needs here are simply overwhelming...

Bitter gourd brings better days

Around 500 ultra- poor farmers of five villages under Shribordi upazila of Sherpur district have become self-reliant and changed their lives through...

New livelihood skills bringing fortune for ultra-poor

Shilpi Begum, a 26-year-old woman in a small village at Mahisantosh of under the district of Naogaon in northern part of Bangladesh , has become a role...

Unity changed the fate of Apurba

“My days of sorrows are over” says Apurba. “Now I am a successful farmer. I cultivate banana and variety of vegetable. People love to purchase vegetable...

Standing on His Own Two Feet

Rongdi Jib, now 40, faced a life with few prospects. In the mid-1970s, Bangladesh was a new nation. Once under the rule of British India, the country...

Dancing helps Tania escape reality of child labour

A song begins to play on an old CD player in a dark, one-room home in Khulna, Bangladesh, but Tania Akter hits the next button. Another song starts, but...

Life Skills Education empower girls combating Early Marriage

A champion peer-educator and meritorious student- Ruma Akther (16) is educating life skills to girls who are at risk of early marriage. Ruma lives in...

A trafficking survivor’s success awarded nationally

Sonali*, a 13-year-old student of seventh grade, found herself captive and waiting to be sold through pimp for sex slavery abroad. Thankfully, this is is...

Life time journey of Sundarban ADP, World Vision Bangladesh

World Vision Bangladesh started operating its development programs in Khulna city in 1996. The organization has worked tirelessly as Sundarban ADP (Area...

Child Safety Net Project closure Video

To prevent trafficking of women and children, World Vision Bangladesh, initiated a five-year long Child Safety Net Project in 2011. The project aimed at...

Lamia’s life in all the fullness

“I was the happiest when for the very first time I danced in a stage show in front of hundreds of people and heard their clapping after my performance.” 8...

Sewing the dreams of my children

By: Shabir Hussain Parul Begum, 30, doesn’t have dreams of her own, but she has dreams for her children. The rhythm of the sewing machine is quick with the...

Every child is special

“Being the first and only child, my parents were thrilled and filled with joy to receive me into the world. The neighbors shared their happiness and joy...

A dream of education: ‘Girls aren’t born just to bake cakes’

Quickly forgotten, dreams during sleep aren’t real dreams, some say. Though some dreams keep people awake, urging them to act. A bright, ambitious student...

Lifeblood of success: Reflecting on World Vision’s sponsorship

Unlike many in her struggling community, Rumpa, a former World Vision-sponsored child, finished high school and went to university - yet she aspires for...

A survivor

My name is Chameli* and I’m a survivor of human trafficking. I’ve experienced the violence traffickers inflict on people. This is my story. One day, a tall...

A blessed new life

“At the age of 10 my life was saved. I almost died. Until recently, I was afraid to recall the moment of that incident,” Joba, 17, said. When Joba was a...

Frustrated, Ria finally finds hope

For Ria, 22, there was no hope in her life and she felt ill, both physically and mentally. She said, “I was so frustrated and unproductive.” Ria is the...