HIV positive in Georgia

After losing her home to flooding one year ago, Moraan, 40, is starting to get back on her feet. She is hopeful that she will now be able to look after her four daughters in a better way, as she has just bought a goat with the money she received from a World Vision ‘Cash for Work’ project.

Established with an aim to promote solidarity amongst communities in solving the health and education needs of an increasing number of poor-of-the-poorest registered children, solidarity groups of World Vision’s Majevica Area Development Programme are changing children’s lives for better.

Youth Gather to Build a Brighter Future for Albania and Kosovo “I have a dream and this dream is to heal this land and these people…No matter where I come from, what religion I belong to even if I am white or black.

To my relief, when I come back to the hospital room the next day, Costa and Justina are still alive. Over the next two days. I meet their mothers, their aunts, their siblings. My presence becomes more welcome, their grief and concern less guarded.

It is Friday morning and I’m at the kitchen table with my nine-year-old son. I have just cooked fried eggs and set them in front of him.

Story by Dana Palade

By Geoffrey Kalebbo Denye World Vision Rwanda received an inaugural peace prize during the International Day of Peace commemorated on 21 September 2009.

 

By Itumeleng MonamaneMore that 100 children from different parts of Lesotho spoke about various issues that affect them during a session in the country’s national parliament on 16 June to mark the Day of the African Child. 

By Itumeleng Monamane  

By Susan Anyangu Amu   Inter community fighting has been reported in Isiolo and Moyale in North Eastern Kenya. So far, reports indicate 20 people have been killed while dozens have been injured and houses burnt down.  

By Olwetu Gwanya

Teyib Ould Mohamed’s situation is heart breaking. He lives in Mbeidiya village, Dar Elbarka district, where World Vision Mauritania has an established ADP.  

Families in this World Vision-supported community – the Yehi Area Development Program - have been severely affected by last year’s lack of rain. And the consequences of this are starting to become more and more apparent. More and more dire.

Access to clean water is a human right. Safe water is an essential factor in alleviating extreme poverty as targeted by the Millennium Development Goals.

By Djimte G. Salomon

For the third time in a decade, food crisis hits West Africa SITUATION:

 In Lolibaye Na Oulad Yare village, southwestern Mauritania, even one meal a day has become a luxury that many families cannot afford.

Justin Byworth, World Vision UK’s Chief Executive, continues to blog from Niger where the population faces a growing food crisis. Day 7, Tillaberi

World Vision UK’s Chief Executive continues to blog from Niger in West Africa, where a food crisis threatens to affect millions. Day Two, Niamey