Djeneba, a 45-year-old mother of six, is one of those affected by the conflict. She fled her home because of the insecurity there. She now found shelter in a nearby village where she has been living for about a year.

A summary report of World Vision's response to the hunger crisis in East Africa

Children in Syria at risk of abuse and separation as earthquake leaves hundreds of thousands stranded

The mini drinking water supply, built by World Vision a few months ago in Dobara in the province of Logone Occidental, has completely positively improved the health indicators in this locality.

USAID Tumikia Mtoto Project

World Vision supports Education Development in Hwange District in Zimbabwe through the provision of ICT in schools.

The lessons Isabel Gomes shares about responding to an earthquake are not what you might expect. 

The story focuses on the effects of FGM among girls in Kenya, as well as initiatives aimed at ending the practice.

Accelerating our Commitment to Most Vulnerable Children (ACCOUNT for every MVC) FY21 – FY25 Strategy

World Vision Zambia has announced the hosting of its first Media Recognition Awards under the theme, “reporting stories that transform lives”, which will be presented to individual journalists who have exceled in reporting on stories that are child focused.

World Vision launches Emergency Livelihood and Nutrition Response project for drought-affected communities in Amaro and Gorro districts, South Nations Nationalities Peoples Region and Oromia Region respectively on January 24, 2023 in Hawassa City.

Türkiye and Syria hit by catastrophic earthquake

World Vision Afghanistan contributes to reduction of maternal and child death through its mobile health & nutrition teams and family health houses.

Families in Afghanistan, especially in remote villages, are struggling to make ends meet. World Vision Afghanistan's Mobile Health and Nutrition Teams are traveling to hard-to-reach areas to ensure children and their families communities have access to basic healthcare services.

Education can unlock human potential, empower children, shift the balance of gender equity and even save lives as World Vision Canada's President and CEO Michael Messenger explains.

World Vision Sudan works with faith and community leaders to address child protection issues including Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and child marriage.

The Domino Effect: How Conflicts World Wide Affect Children in Different Areas

The reason 11-year-old Mike can stay in school is because of his sponsor. Food shortages caused by the Ukraine crisis and the damage from cyclones in early 2022 has made everyday essentials unaffordable for many in his community in Malawi and as a result, more and more children are dropping out of school to find work to support their families.

Cash Support Helps Conflict Affected Women Rebuild Their Lives

This report celebrates children's participation in World Vision decision-making spaces and processes at the local and national level.

Patty, a 5-year-old girl in the Philippines, and her family were struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic as her mother couldn't work and her father, a construction worker, was unable to earn a living. Fortunately, sponsors stepped in to provide support, including food packages and school supplies. Patty was inspired by her brother Vince, who became a sponsored child with World Vision and received assistance to go to school. When she was also sponsored, she was thrilled to have the opportunity to go to school. Patty has big dreams to become a doctor to help others and her family is praying for her to get a scholarship to secure her future.

What if you were the reason a malnourished child became healthy? What if you helped educate an entire community of mums on how to raise healthy kids – teaching them how to protect their babies from sickness, disease and malnutrition?