COVID-19 spread could devastate millions in Sudan
As of 13 April 2020, Sudan's Federal Ministry of Health has confirmed 29 cases of COVID-19 in the country and four fatalities.
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A three-in-one solution for sustainable disaster risk management
Where Gavin lives, waste management is important because waste has been the main cause of flood and river...
Supporting families during multiple crises
For over two years, Lebanon has been inundated with multiple crises – the relentless economic and financial...
One more opportunity
“After school, I help my mom with the chores. I like school very much, but I also...
Young blood eager to help
World Vision Lebanon, in partnership with UNICEF, through the Communication for Development (C4D-2) project, aims to amplify the...
Bringing COVID-19 vaccination at the foothills of South Sudan’s most distant communities
“I have not heard of anyone who got vaccinated in this village. I am happy to be...
COVID vaccination math should make us uncomfortable
Dan reflects on the COVAX Platform in Year 3 and says that a pandemic that threatens the...
Mobilisers at the market: How communities are learning about COVID-19 vaccines
Our role is crucial in changing people’s minds. I saw the rise in the number of people getting...
The power of mothers promoting the COVID-19 vaccine
The vaccine is safe. It will protect my children and me from COVID-19. Joy Nimaya is a...
SHE can do anything
This year’s International Women’s Day theme is “Break the bias” which will guide us throughout the year...
Reaching the last mile with the COVID-19 vaccine
Mark explains how working collaboratively - with the Sierra Leonean government and other partners - enabled a more...
Youth Engagement in Akkar
The main goal of "Tasharok" project is to promote social cohesion among youth in targeted communities and...
Spreading the good news of WASH through the work of faith leaders
Faith leaders are an integral part of the work that we do. In the area of water...
Community literacy centres support children's brain development
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Uganda imposed one of the most prolonged school shutdowns globally, closing schools for...
Nevjon, the model teacher of the Korça youth
Nevjon, the beloved teacher of the Libonik youth in Korça, begins his story: “Volunteering is an added...
Channels of Hope COVID-19 vaccines model elates faith & traditional leaders
To improve the uptake of the COVID-19 vaccines among rural community members and enhance the protection of...
South Sudan’s two biggest universities host COVID-19 vaccination campaign
“I interact with so many people in school, at the market and in public places every day. I...
We are here for one another
Megi is in the ninth-grade and loves to write and draw. The girl form Kurbin explains that...
Protect Myanmar’s Children Today for Our Future Tomorrow
"My family is struggling to cope. We don't have much to eat. I feel depressed and discouraged...
COVID-19 cannot stop us from studying and pursuing our dreams
“My greatest joy was returning back to school without worrying about the virus”, says Enas. The 15-year-old primary...
Pastor trained by World Vision helps diffuse COVID-19 myths
Born in Mount Moorosi in the district of Quthing, in the south of Lesotho, Pastor Bonga Mzini...
More than just a kit.
In partnership with UNICEF, World Vision Lebanon provides families infected by COVID with Infection Prevention and Control...
Mothers thank mobilizers on effective COVID-19 vaccination campaign in South Sudan
“COVID-19 kills people. My mother tells me to wash my hands with water and soap so I cannot...
Wash your COVID-19 away
During the State of Emergency decreed by the government, Amelia and her family stayed home. However, Amelia...
Renato, a volunteer missionary who also served during the quarantine
Two years after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Renato, a World Vision volunteer, recalls his experience...
Superfoods help sustain family life amid the pandemic and state of emergency
Arminda, 45, is a farmer and mother of two children living in Bobonaro municipality. Lockdowns due to the...