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Tuesday, December 31, 2024

Empowering Education through ICT

About Technology Embedded Learning Opportunity for Students (TELOS) project and empowering education through ICT.

Sleeping better under new tarpaulins

Sujita, 9, is still terrified when she thinks about the event after the earthquake. At one point she almost ran out of tears as she said, “I was very...

Nepal Earthquake - 3 months later

From the mouths of youngest Nepal earthquake survivors. Hear about what children experienced and how they've started to rebound after the Nepal Earthquake...

12 humanitarian heroes in Nepal who inspire us

Up at the crack of dawn, to bed long after sunset with one thing in mind – how to best help. The job requires heavy lifting, trekking long distances and...

Breastfeeding support after the earthquake

Twenty-one-year old mother, Srijana kissed and clutched her one-month-old baby girl, Dipika, tightly, as she recounted how she was able to survive the...

Nepal Earthquake- Children hopeful again

Fast facts At least 950,000 children are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance, and those left homeless by the earthquake are particularly vulnerable...

Life has become uncertain for Gynendra

On April 25, 14-year Gynendra, a World Vision sponsored child, set off to feed her family's cattle since it was the weekend. Like what she normally does...

Waiting for relief

Nine-year-old Apsara Majhi, waits patiently at a World Vision distribution camp, in Sindhuli, after a long one-hour walk to reach the distribution point...

Rebuilding: Women return water to their village

The road is unpaved, the sun unforgiving. The vehicle slowly crosses the rocky path going up to the hills of Majuwa village. At the end of the road, a...

Families worried as monsoon season arrives

Babu Tamang shares a temporary shelter with another family on farmland in Changunarayan. Their houses were damaged during the earthquake. Now they are...

Finding Kajin

"Namaste, Namaste," chant the children as they twirl round and round under the comforting shade of World Vision’s child friendly space tent. 12-year-old...

Nepal earthquake through the eyes of a child

Nearly half of Nepal's population are children - they are at the heart of the Nepal earthquake. Hear them recount their stories of survival, fears and...

Nepal earthquake: one month on

One month after a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated Nepal, and was followed two weeks later with another one, World Vision gives a behind the...

Rubina Smiles

The scenic landscapes of majestic mountains fade into the skeletons of what were once hustling and bustling villages, as the broad roads tapper to narrow...

Relief distribution in Sindhupalchowk, Nepal

400 households received relief materials consisting of a household kit, hygiene kit, and shelter kit. | Photos by Annila Harris, Communications, World...

Strengthening school safety

Grant project name: Promoting and strengthening school safety in Nepal through operationalising the Comprehensive School Safety Framework (CSSF) Funded by...

Technology assisting with relief distributions in Nepal

Photos by Sunjuli Kunwar, World Vision Nepal Communications In Bungmati, Nepal, a relief distribution takes place with the help of Last Mobile Mile...

Missing friends, missing school

"It is played with 5 stones. Four stones are left on the floor, then one stones is thrown in the air with one hand and with the other hand we need to pick...

World Vision blanket distribution after Nepal earthquake

World Vision staff distributes blankets to the neediest people in the rural areas near Bhaktapur following the Nepal earthquake.

Nepal earthquake: preparation pays off

A former World Vision sponsored child talks about how a World Vision programme helped him respond during the Nepal earthquake.

Safe place for children affected by Nepal quake

It's critically important to quickly provide a safe place for children who have suffered due to a disaster. World Vision has opened its first Child...

World Vision opens safe places for children to recover from Nepal Earthquake

A Child Friendly Space in Kathmandu Valley provides a place to play for 60 displaced children. Arpanah Rongong, Child Protection Specialist with World...

World Vision responds to Nepal earthquake

World Vision has started distributing relief supplies to survivors of the massive Nepal earthquake and staff are moving quickly to assess the need in many...

Cut off from village and family in rural Nepal

Gorkha Municipality, Nepal - Kumar Bahadur Gurung, 37, came to Gorkha Municipality, a day prior to the earthquake where he was planning to continue to...

Fear of aftershocks in Nepal

Thousands of people have been left homeless by the massive Nepal earthquake and are seeking shelter outside. World Vision Communications Coordinator...