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Promoting safe breastfeeding for a healthier nation

In line with WHO guidelines, World Vision is working with the Ministry of Health; highly committed to enhancing breastfeeding. Among other initiatives...

Early Childhood Development

Building Brains - Building Futures

Why Do Early Moments Matter? There is a growing recognition that nurturing, protecting, promoting and supporting children in their early years is essential...

Economic Development for IDPs in Georgia

Having worked with internally displaced persons (IDPs) from the very first days following the 2008 war, World Vision Georgia (WVG) understands that a lack...

World Vision Ghana Staff at the 2nd Baobab District WASH Awards

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

MOLE Conference: World Vision Ghana strengthens its commitment to advance WASH goals

World Vision Ghana, as part of its commitment to promoting excellence in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), sponsored the winners of the 2nd Baobab...

First 1000 Days: Giving Children a Healthy Start in Life

World Vision’s BabyWASH project in Kenya is promoting the optimal development of children by ensuring that they enjoy good nutrition, which gives them a...

Nelia

Newly constructed Maternity Annex and Mechanised Water System attracts expectant mothers at Bundabunda Health Care Facility.

By Tisa Banda. Communications and Donor Liaison Officer, Zambia Nelia Banda, 27, is a dedicated mother and wife who takes great pleasure in caring for her...

Safe_breastfeeding_healthy nation_World Vision Uganda_BabyWash_good nutrition_child well-being

Promoting safe breastfeeding for a healthier nation

In line with WHO guidelines, World Vision is working with the Ministry of Health; highly committed to enhancing breastfeeding. Among other initiatives...

Early Childhood Development

Building Brains - Building Futures

Why Do Early Moments Matter? There is a growing recognition that nurturing, protecting, promoting and supporting children in their early years is essential...

Economic Development for IDPs in Georgia

Having worked with internally displaced persons (IDPs) from the very first days following the 2008 war, World Vision Georgia (WVG) understands that a lack...

World Vision Ghana Staff at the 2nd Baobab District WASH Awards

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

MOLE Conference: World Vision Ghana strengthens its commitment to advance WASH goals

World Vision Ghana, as part of its commitment to promoting excellence in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), sponsored the winners of the 2nd Baobab...

First 1000 Days: Giving Children a Healthy Start in Life

World Vision’s BabyWASH project in Kenya is promoting the optimal development of children by ensuring that they enjoy good nutrition, which gives them a...

Nelia

Newly constructed Maternity Annex and Mechanised Water System attracts expectant mothers at Bundabunda Health Care Facility.

By Tisa Banda. Communications and Donor Liaison Officer, Zambia Nelia Banda, 27, is a dedicated mother and wife who takes great pleasure in caring for her...

Safe_breastfeeding_healthy nation_World Vision Uganda_BabyWash_good nutrition_child well-being

Promoting safe breastfeeding for a healthier nation

In line with WHO guidelines, World Vision is working with the Ministry of Health; highly committed to enhancing breastfeeding. Among other initiatives...

Early Childhood Development

Building Brains - Building Futures

Why Do Early Moments Matter? There is a growing recognition that nurturing, protecting, promoting and supporting children in their early years is essential...

Economic Development for IDPs in Georgia

Having worked with internally displaced persons (IDPs) from the very first days following the 2008 war, World Vision Georgia (WVG) understands that a lack...

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World Vision Ghana Staff at the 2nd Baobab District WASH Awards

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

MOLE Conference: World Vision Ghana strengthens its commitment to advance WASH goals

World Vision Ghana, as part of its commitment to promoting excellence in Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), sponsored the winners of the 2nd Baobab...

First 1000 Days: Giving Children a Healthy Start in Life

World Vision’s BabyWASH project in Kenya is promoting the optimal development of children by ensuring that they enjoy good nutrition, which gives them a...

Nelia

Newly constructed Maternity Annex and Mechanised Water System attracts expectant mothers at Bundabunda Health Care Facility.

By Tisa Banda. Communications and Donor Liaison Officer, Zambia Nelia Banda, 27, is a dedicated mother and wife who takes great pleasure in caring for her...

Safe_breastfeeding_healthy nation_World Vision Uganda_BabyWash_good nutrition_child well-being

Promoting safe breastfeeding for a healthier nation

In line with WHO guidelines, World Vision is working with the Ministry of Health; highly committed to enhancing breastfeeding. Among other initiatives...

Early Childhood Development

Building Brains - Building Futures

Why Do Early Moments Matter? There is a growing recognition that nurturing, protecting, promoting and supporting children in their early years is essential...

Economic Development for IDPs in Georgia

Having worked with internally displaced persons (IDPs) from the very first days following the 2008 war, World Vision Georgia (WVG) understands that a lack...