article / August 22, 2024
Five-year-old Arina escapes war-torn Donetsk as mental health issues threaten future of Ukraine's children
Arina and her mother Marina once called Velyka Novosilka home, a city close to the war's frontline with danger getting closer each passing day. Mom and daughter fled west for survival. Two years on, they settle in Dnipro, but the scars of war run deep, especially for Arina. Based on reports, the impact is taking a heavy toll on the mental health of Ukrainian children like her.
article / August 15, 2024
After Kharkiv: A humanitarian leaves life behind as young family grapple from the impact of the war in Ukraine
World Vision's Dnipro Area Manager Andriy Pavlov shares his journey as a father with a young family displaced by the war and as a humanitarian serving his countrymen in Ukraine.
article / August 7, 2024
Fostering hope, learning and healing for children displaced and suffering from loss amid the war in Ukraine
An estimated 75 percent of Ukrainian children had been found having symptoms of trauma based on the recent study Changes in Children’s Lives during the conducted by Gradus Research. World Vision’s response has reached out to over 500,000 children in the country.
article / August 12, 2024
Refugee who fled from war-torn Kramatorsk in Ukraine considers Chisinau a city of kindness after a warm welcome
The Moldovan families who helps refugees like Ivetta after fleeing from Ukraine is supported by World Vision’s cash program with support from the World Food Programme (WFP) to help cover expenses hosting them in their homes.
article / August 1, 2024
A displaced mother’s shift of career and priorities from Ukraine to Moldova to keep children safe from the war
Since May 2024, over 400 Ukrainians have been attending language classes funded by Aktion Deutschland Hilft (ADH) and implemented by World Vision’s partner WeWorld aimed to help participants integrate into the local society and open new opportunities, such as finding jobs or learn Romanian or English languages.
article / August 6, 2024
Ukraine’s ordinary people with extraordinary challenges keep on despite the odds
Through World Vision's cash assistance program funded by Aktion Deutschland Hilft (ADH), Alla and Vadym showed an inspiring example never to give up when faced with challenges, finding joy in son Spartak's accomplishments.
publication / August 19, 2024
Unprecedented: The crisis for children and families in Sudan
Report by World Vision highlighting the Unprecedented hunger, mental health tragedy, and gender-based violence children and families in Sudan are currently facing
article / July 9, 2024
“It is tragic and heartbreaking to see the suffering of Ukraine’s children in this war”
“There are no words that can describe how this war in Ukraine is bringing innocent children and civilians to a spiral of misery and suffering."
article / July 24, 2024
40 children complete innovative program to bridge education gaps in Ukraine
40 Ukrainian children successfully completed a three-month training program to bridge the existent education gaps in the country. Funded by the European Union, the project is implemented by World Vision in collaboration with Save Ukraine across seven regions of Ukraine. Aside from educational support, the project includes child protection, mental health and psychosocial support services.
article / July 31, 2024
World Vision’s livelihood skills trainings changing lives of Ukraine’s displaced women in Odesa
World Vision's partner Way Home Odesa Charity Foundation, with the support of World Vision UK, has provided women with the opportunity to learn new skills as part of the Building the Future Project not only to survive but to thrive.