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Wednesday, February 19, 2025

Embracing teaching learning materials in Tharu Language

World Vision International Nepal promotes mother tongue education through local language books, fostering quality learning for children and improving literacy rates.

Hamro Ghar Hamro Paathshala

Hamro Ghar Hamro Paathshala

Hamro Ghar Hamro Paathshala (our house our school) was one of World Vision International Nepal's initiatives to remotely engage and help children continue...

Learning during Covid-19

Learning during Covid-19

Paru was excited that she was going to be promoted to grade five after her final exams in March. Her parents had promised to get her a new school bag in...

NCP achievements

Providing life-saving assistance to the vulnerable children and communities impacted by COVID-19

After Nepal witnessed an increasing number of coronavirus cases, an early COVID-19 response was launched in April 2020 focusing mainly on scaling up the...

A community radio staff record an episode of a radio programme.

Using radio to engage with remote communities during COVID-19 crisis

Radio has become the most popular and effective medium for information dissemination to a larger audience in Nepal (Sharecast, 2018). Use of radio by...

Saru, former sponsored child, now Hidden Hero for her community

Former sponsored child educates her community in the fight against COVID-19

At a time when the entire world is frightened by COVID-19, 20-year old Saru, a resident of Morang district in Nepal, is active in helping community members...

World Vision International Nepal supported 1,000 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and 120 IR thermometers to the Government of Nepal

World Vision supports the government of Nepal in the fight against COVID-19

World Vision International Nepal (WVIN) supported 1,000 PPE and 120 Infrared (IR) thermometers to the Government of Nepal on 22 April amidst concerns about...

Children organise a rally in support of the declaration

Lakhantari is now a child-friendly village

January 11, 2020- It is a big day for little Rakesh. His ward Lakhantari of Gramthan Rural Municipality in Morang district of Province-1 is being declared...

Hisila with her parents

I can’t imagine not being able to go to school every day

10-year-old Hisila’s morning routine mostly consists of studying, getting ready and then walking to school. “I love studying. English is my favourite...

Safe learning at Durga Basic School

Safe learning at Durga Basic School

Situated on the tip of a hill, the newly built and reconstructed buildings of Durga Basic School looked unique and alluring. The students dressed in blue...

Prabha with her dance class students

The story of charming Prabha

The charming little girl World Vision started sponsoring 15 years back, is all grown up. Her name is Prabha, who is 22 years old now. She lives with her...

Students of Kalika Devi School sing the national anthem during morning assembly

Kalika Devi School striving for quality education

As we entered the Kalika Devi school gate, we could see a group of students planning for something. Benches and chairs were arranged on the playground and...

World Vision responding the 2019 floods

World Vision Responding to the Needs of Flood Affected Communities

World Vision is responding to the flooding crisis in Eastern and Central Nepal, providing much needed humanitarian relief to affected children and families...

Our impact video 2018

This impact video summarises our efforts to bring positive changes in the lives of vulnerable children and communities in 2018. We are thankful towards our...

Jiwan participates in a sponsorship bounce back card distribution

An improved life of Jiwan and his family

12-year-old Jiwan Tamata’s family consists of his father, mother, two younger sisters and his step mother. The Tamata family depends on small scale...

Children increasing learning outcomes

Renewed interest in learning

While most children are able to recognise all the letters in the alphabet by the age of five, many primary school age children in Nepal are falling behind...

Local producers in Jumla

Jumla's resilient communities

Once you are in Jumla, its beauty captures you. Home to beautiful high valleys and historically significant places, Jumla has a lot to offer in both nature...

Carrying the savings box

The world on her shoulders

A lady wearing red, walks out of a stone-built house, smiling and carrying a blue box on her shoulders. She makes way to her home, where she places the box...

Happy children in Sindhuli

A teacher's dream brought to life

Nil Prasad Poudel’s teaching career took a turn for the better two years ago. It all began when he first noticed a boy in his school who was constantly...

Learning nutrition the tough way

As Yogesh’s wailing grew at night, 21-year-old Mamta was convinced her neighbours were correct, that some evil energy had caused her son to suffer from ‘...

From fallow to farming

Up until two years ago, Nir Bahadur’s farm was barren and empty. The 54-year-old farmer from rural Udayapur district was hardly utilising his land, sowing...

Boosting literacy, spreading happiness

Around 8% of school-going children in Nepal do not have sound knowledge of letters, according to a study conducted by USAID in 2014. These children are not...

For the love of a child

In an empty school compound in rural Sindhuli district, women gather around a lady clad in a blue sari. The lady is monitoring the growth status of all...

Emerging After Back-to-Back Disasters

A group of twelve girls and boys make their way to school, laughing and tugging at each other along the way. Patting her sister on the back is 9-year-old...

Market literacy classes for female farmers

At what age did you first learn the alphabets? Maybe three, four or five? Nayana from Jumla district is currently learning the alphabets at the age of 55....