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Thursday, February 13, 2025

Short distance, long journey: the struggle for healthcare in rural Daikundi

21 million people across Afghanistan will require WASH support in 2025, underscoring the severe water scarcity and sanitation issues facing rural communities. Recognising these dire challenges, the Driving Action for Wellbeing to Avert Mortality (DAWAM) consortium is working to improve access to water in Daikundi, ensuring families like Gulsom’s no longer have to suffer from lack of access to water.

Financial Security Prevents Child Marriage

Poverty and hunger forced Sharifa's parents to sell eight-year-old Sharifa. World Vision supported the family with an income-generating opportunity which...

Basma looking through the window, Eylin Talal Najeeb © World Vision 2024.

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

Just believe me

For many Iraqi women, blurry recollections of childhood days are warm places they retreat to amid the darkness they experience later in life. Basma’s*...

Rahima

Rahima's Journey to Recovery

Rahima has faced significant mental health challenges due to domestic violence. Recognising the severity of her mental health issues, the nurse initiated...

This is how the management of the Saving Groups is composed of. Women are the majority and most of the times the leaders of the group.

Empowerment Through Savings: How Financial Groups Are Transforming Lives in Northern Mozambique

Community members in rural Mozambique where financial services demanding formalities that members hardly meet to acquire loans to fund their business among...

From manual to mobile: THRIVE 2030 digitises women's savings in Ghana

World Vision Ghana’s THRIVE 2030 project is transforming women’s savings groups by digitising their processes through the Dream Save app. This shift has...

Health & Livelihoods

Kamo’s Bold Decision for Health and Nutrition

Kamo Kukuwa, a dedicated Village Health Assistant and farmer, opted for a vasectomy to support his wife’s health and prioritize nutrition for their family...

DISASTER RISK REDUCTION

Disaster Risk Reduction Training in Southern Highlands Drives Peacebuilding

World Vision's Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) training in Sepionda, Southern Highlands, has been a turning point for local communities facing the growing...

Awiamah (left), Ernestina Asiah (Middle) and Aboziah Akanwike are weavers in Nyongo community

Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR)

Reviving Roots: FMNR Restores the Environment, Boosts Traditional Crafts and Empowers Women

World Vision Ghana's Farmer-led Natural Regeneration Initiative in Nyongo is reviving traditional crafts that are vital to women's livelihoods, by...

The US Ambasador laying the foundation stone for a bakery construction

DR Congo: Tamlyn, US Ambassador visits World Vision's activities in partnership with UNHCR in North Ubangi

This article is about the visit of the Ambassador of the United States to the DRC in the province of North Ubangi. Here, she visited World Vision projects...

Asaah Awinpoaga busy moulding pots

Environmental Restoration and Livelihoods

World Vision Ghana's FMNR Revives Pottery, Improving Women's Livelihoods in Kassena Nankana

World Vision Ghana's Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) initiative is reviving traditional pottery in Amutanga, Ghana, by restoring local forests...

Transforming Economic Opportunities for Women and Youth Across Lesotho

World Vision Launches the Gender Equality and Women Empowerment (GEWE) Project

World Vision launches GEWE Project to empower women & youth in Lesotho, boosting economic opportunities, leadership, and sustainable community growth.

BRINGING CLEAN WATER HOME: How a New Water System is Creating Hope in Mozambique

Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) intervention are making a difference in the lives of people following the installation of a small-scale water supply...

A depiction of Amal, Shayan Nuradeen © World Vision 2024.

Amal’s Journey of Healing: Breathing to Find Comfort After Great Loss

After losing her son, Amal found comfort and resilience through breathing exercises and support from a community project, helping her family heal and...

Empowering Livelihoods: Building Sustainable Futures in Venezuela

World Vision Venezuela empowers communities by providing tools for sustainable livelihoods, fostering entrepreneurship, and improving family well-being.

How World Vision's cash program gave hope to a family of twelve in western Ukraine

Vasily and Viktoryia were married for 12 years, raising 10 children. The eldest is 13 and the youngest is just six months old. As the war brought layers of...

Finance Empowerment

Ultra Poor Graduation Approach

World Vision Syria Response launched a multi-layered intervention tackling the root cause of poverty targeting 64000 households with the following services...

World Vision Lesotho Empowering the Media as Advocates for Human Rights

Strengthening Media’s Role in Advancing Human Rights and Protecting Vulnerable Communities

"National Director highlights media's crucial role in advocating human rights, tackling trafficking, child labor, and disability rights in Lesotho.

Amazonic Girl

If you're going to invest to fix injustice—start with girls

On the Day of the Girl Child Cristina Carvallo explains why World Vision has decided to prioritise helping girls in the Amazonian territory.

DR Congo: The Hygiene Of 34,000 IDPs Improved Thanks To Support From The I-Life Project Funded By USAID-BHA

Cette video montre l'appui de World Vision financé par BHA dans l'assainissement des camps des déplacés où le nombre croissant des déplacés crée la carence...

How cash-for-work programs are transforming lives of Ukrainians in Moldova

Through World Vision’s project, funded by the Disaster Emergency Committee, Larysa became involved in the “Cash for Work” program in Moldova. She found...

Christ at the center al all times

Reflecting on Christ at the Centre: World Vision Lesotho's Day of Prayer

World Vision Lesotho reflects on keeping Christ at the center of humanitarian work, from child protection to climate action, during annual Day of Prayer

Albertina Joaquim Napia, 34, is a mother of four children, who turned her life around when she benefited from a package of cash transfers under the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) funded project.

Albertina's Journey to Resilience Through Cash Transfer

This story portray how a project funded by the Austrian Development Agency and implemented by World Vision is building resilience to shocks among...

Sarah with her children. World Vision Syria Response Partner, Shafak Organisation

Women Empowerment

Overcoming another stepping stone

Sarah's* Journey to empowerment

This youth center in Moldova became a safe refuge for Ukrainian children who fled from the war

World Vision’s partner Step by Step established activities in the center, now attended by 20 children. Among them are sisters Polina, 14, and Kateryna, 11...