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Tuesday, November 5, 2024

What are bitter gourds and how did their cultivation transform a community in Tanzania?

World Vision's bitter gourd farming project boosted Shamkeri farmers' income by 500%, improving livelihoods in Tanzania. Explore the journey, challenges, and successes.

Micro loan plants a garden

Patric Muhoja is 10 years old and a sponsored child. He helps his mother in the gaden, by watering the plants. Patric's mother, Naomi, is a businesswoman...

Education at a refugee camp

Pupils studying in a classroom built by World Vision at Lugufu refugee camp in Kigoma, Tanzania. World Vision has transformed the lives of children and...

Clean safe water

Children enjoy clean, safe water from the tap constructed by World Vision. Photo by Adda Amos Ngoya

Gifts-In-Kind clothing distribution

Sumaiyi Noni, and her daughter Jane, age 12, outside their home, wearing clothes distributed by Kanadi ADP from the US GIK (Gifts-in-Kind). Summ"It is a...

Milk from World Vision

Waziri Msama, 4, drinking milk from a cow that was given to his family by World Vision. Photo by Adda Amos Ngoya

Initiatives Transform Tanzania Refugee Camp

“Never dream to be a refugee, it is a bad experience which I do not wish for anyone” says Elphonsina Emidi, a refugee from Congo, who ran away from her...