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Wednesday, April 6, 2022

Mobilisers at the market: How communities are learning about COVID-19 vaccines

Our role is crucial in changing people’s minds. I saw the rise in the number of people getting vaccinated. This gives me the fulfilment that I was able to do my job well and keep people safe and protected.

COVID-19, USAID

COVID-19 prevention that empowers communities

Vanua Soap is a soap manufacturing factory based in Luganville on the island of Espiritu Santo that produces local soaps made from coconut oil, tamanu...

Helping Children Recover from COVID -19 Aftershocks

We are enabling children to slowly recover from the aftershocks of COVID-19 and resume learning, after being away from school for a long time due to the...

COVID-19 in Niger: Roukaya misses her friend

Since the onset of COVID-19, World Vision remains attentive to its communities, more specifically children like Roukaya and Barira, who share with us their...

Edren launched the Go Bike Project with his friends in the Philippines.

Philippines: Edren shows young people how to serve their community

"My message for the youth is share your God-given gifts. No one will start the progressive change but you." This is the advice of Edren, a youth leader in...

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Supporting Bouar Hospital

On the 21st of February 2020, the first recorded Covid-19 case was confirmed in Lebanon, more than a full year passed since then, lockdowns and social...

Pipeline construction

Cash for Work made access to clean water possible in Kailali

People of Ward 10 and 11 of Godawari Municipality in Kailali district had no choice but to walk for hours to fetch water from the river. Even with all...

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Supporting health centres to fight COVID-19 in Malawi

As part of curbing the spread of the novel coronavirus in rural areas, World Vision has donated Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), hygiene and sanitation...

Limbani Gondwe

World Vision urges for uptake of COVID-19 vaccine in Malawi

As an organisation, World Vision is excited at the global potential for COVID-19 vaccines to change and save lives. The development and introduction of...

Reviving children's hopes: Home-based distance-learning program amid COVID-19 in South Sudan

An estimated 3.4 million South Sudanese children, 51 percent of whom are girls, lack or have inadequate access to education services this 2021, according...

Jovilyn teaches other children proper handwashing amid COVID-19 in Philippines

Jovilyn reminds other children to wash their hands thoroughly

Nine-year-old Jovilyn regularly reminds other children in her Philippines community how important proper handwashing is during the COVID-19 pandemic...

A smart climate initiative in Bugiri i (Photo taken before COVID-19)

The Role of Women Vital in the COVID-19 Era

Building on experiences world over where women’s leadership has been hailed in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, World Vision seeks to engage women...

Pastor Jonathan in the Democratic Republic of Congo uses what he learned in preventing Ebola to help protect his community from COVID-19

A pastor with a plan

Pastor Jonathan uses his experience tackling Ebola to fight COVID-19 in the DRC

As classes reopen, three schools and one orphanage in Juba receive learning and sports materials

Thousands of children in South Sudan are excited as schools reopen in April 2021. When the COVID-19 pandemic was declared, the schools were closed as part...

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Building Back Better from the Pandemic

By Lilian Dodzo, National Director for World Vision in Kenya A year has passed, since Kenya recorded its first case of COVID-19. We thank God for thus far...

Facing the odds as a woman leader in South Sudan during the COVID-19 pandemic

Being a woman humanitarian leader in a male-dominated environment is challenging enough. If you add this along with the Covid-19 global pandemic, it adds...

Joshua, young sponsored child in Ecuador outside his home.

Losing somebody you love during the pandemic

Joshua, an 11-year-old sponsored child in Ecuador, is living with the heartache of losing his father, while also helping his family rebuild after COVID-19...

Widow in India does the best to care for her family after her husband died of secondary effects of the coronavirus

Coronavirus didn’t kill Nilofer's husband. But the stigma did.

From trying everything she could to save her husband’s life, to working full-time and running a household, *Nilofer will always do whatever it takes to...

Family that survived COVID-19

When an entire family survives COVID-19

Surviving COVID-19 should be a cause for celebration. But across the world, families have experienced first-hand just how difficult it can be for children...

Samwel Leyem

Health Volunteers Help Communities to Fight TB Infection Amidst the Pandemic

By Irene Sinoya, World Vision Communications Specialist, Kenya Leyian, 27, lives in Narok County, Kenya. In 2019, he realised that something was wrong with...

Savings groups in South Sudan encourage rise of women entrepreneurs even amid COVID-19

“My life was so difficult before the project came. I thought my family will not survive from hunger,” shares 35-year-old Yar Laat Goljok. Yar was then...

Refugee children in South Sudan campaign for awareness to protect fellow children from COVID-19

"We could not stop the conflict, that’s why we are here as refugees. But we can help stop the spread of COVID-19 in the camp,” shares Esther, 9. Esther was...

Augusto is showing a proper handwashing style thought by World Vision

Restoring hope through teachings to limit the spread of COVID-19

In Búzi, the district of the Mozambican province of Sofala most devastated by the floods that followed Cyclone Idai, Augusto (10) and his brothers and...

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Keeping families safe during Covid-19

It’s been a full year since the first recorded case of Covid-19 in Wuhan China. Ever since the pandemic has swept the entire globe forcing humanity to...

“My mother is relived of the challenges. I get to drink clean water, wash my hands and frequently, and my sisters and myself enjoy better health. We don’t get sick,” she says.

Water arrives in Negewo village – A critical asset in times of COVID -19

Residents of Digelu Bora village of Digeluna Tijo District (Oromia Region), had nothing but the Negewo River as a source of water for drinking and daily...