Junior Policy and Advocacy Officer – Traineeship (paid)
Junior Policy and Advocacy Officer – Traineeship (paid)
Full Time position based in Brussels
CIP Contract (Contrat d’Immersion Professionnelle)
Purpose:
Stories
Junior Policy and Advocacy Officer – Traineeship (paid)
Junior Policy and Advocacy Officer – Traineeship (paid) Full Time position based in Brussels CIP Contract (Contrat d’Immersion...
Families in Afghanistan struggle to feed their children
After the change in the administration of the country, most Afghans (and almost all women-headed households) lost...
Millions of Afghans do not have access to healthcare services
Millions of Afghans do not have access to healthcare services. An estimated 4.7 million children, pregnant and...
Life-skill classes to fill the gap of education
Over one million children are engaged in child labour in Afghanistan and 4.2 million of them are out...
Desperate parents are forced to sell one child to feed the others
Seven-year-old *Maryam sits at her father’s left side with her elbow on his leg. She looks directly...
Women turn to scavenging in the forest as hunger crisis worsens in South Sudan’s most vulnerable places
Have you ever imagined what life is like for Elizabeth, a blind 65-year old widow without any...
World Vision’s protection help desk and education program in South Sudan keep girls from forced marriages
“I grew up believing that girls are born to make their parents proud through marriage”, Ajak Akoc, 23...
A glimpse of hope
Living in poverty is difficult. It makes life’s problems even more cumbersome. But for Mays*, poverty has...
The Hidden Warrior
Taha (39) remembers his childhood as sunny and beautiful in the north of Diyala governorate in Federal...
Beyond Limits
A story of a father going beyond limits to have his children live a normal life There is...
Sanitation facilities in South Sudan’s IDP settlement keep children from diseases and threats of abductions
Yar, 10, used to walk for almost an hour through the bush that served as the community...
Habi is still mourning her husband's murder
In conflict-affected areas, Civilians have not been spared the violence, with attacks sometimes targeting their villages or...
South Sudan’s children share their struggle, persistence and courage against conflict, flooding and hunger
Abul and her family are from South Sudan’s Jonglei State, but were displaced due to floods in 2020...
Cash assistance brings hope to South Sudan’s 12,000 internally-displaced people faced with conflict and hunger
“The conflict caught us unprepared. We fled early in the morning as gunshots rang. I feared for...
Fleeing to survive was the only solution for Malado
Food insecurity remains one of the most challenging concerns for displaced people in Mali. According to a...
Moving forward with vaccination and health awareness campaign in South Sudan’s remote communities
“I am so happy that I got vaccinated against COVID-19. I feel safe now”, says 65-year old Clementina...
Improving education through training more volunteer-teachers for South Sudan’s remote communities
Albino Mawien, 27, and a father of two and is a volunteer teacher in a primary school...
Optimizing opportunities to improve protection practices in South Sudan during emergencies
Disasters and conflicts threaten children’s rights and endanger communities they live in. In South Sudan, an estimated...
Educating and keeping South Sudan’s children and communities safe from unexploded ordnances
World Vision’s Vision Statement “Our vision for every child, life in all its fullness Our prayer for every...
On South Sudan’s Independence Day, its women rise as symbol of resilience amid the hunger crisis
Just like a hen that is not afraid of an eagle snatching her chick, women in South...
Children not soldiers: Ninety-two former child soldiers graduate from vocational skills training
“The knowledge and skills that we have learned will help build back the trust of the people...
Sustainable Development is an inevitable trend in humanitarian programming
By Mary Njeri As more humanitarian crises around the world become protracted and as the integration of refugees...
DRC: Being a refugee will not kill Romaine’s dreams
By Geoffrey Kalebbo Denye, WV DRC SHR Communications Specialist Romaine was 8 years old when she was...
When fears turn into schoolbags of dreams and hopes
Written by Noora Jader, Livelihood Assistant In the midst of a constant struggle between the need to...
Physical and emotional support in crisis
Early in the morning, 12-year-old Amir* looks out the window of the small basement he shares with his...