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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Invitation for Bids (Endline Evaluation for Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) Transform Project)
World Vision is a global Christian relief, development, and advocacy organisation dedicated to helping children, families and their...
India: Tackling a decade-long water crisis
Kanu’s village in Alwar, India, is next to a valley that was once a water reservoir. Now...
Delilah survives malaria thanks to a community health worker
Children under five are one of the most vulnerable groups affected by malaria, and this was 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 the...
The Superheroes of Tigray: Doctors, Volunteers & World Vision Workers
Action movies like Aquaman, Black Panther and Wonder Woman inspire children and adults alike. But the real...
World Vision experts reflect on impact of climate change on South Sudan’s health system and risks faced by millions
How does climate change worsen South Sudan’s dire condition? As a country where an estimated 75 percent...
Our planet and our health under siege: What can we contribute for healthier tomorrow?
By Dr. Mesfin Loha, Country Director The impact of climate change and its consequences on health and well-being...
World Vision wages war on malaria in Malawi
Malaria is an endemic problem in Malawi, claiming children's lives and overburdening hospitals and health workers. With...
Tuberculosis: How we invested together and saved Kamila's life
By Simon Nyabwengi - National Director for World Vision in Somalia
Water - World Vision’s most precious gift to Alduba Community
Opportunities for sustainable growth, which are commonly expected to occur as a result of improved access to safe...
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...
Children in Yemen: Undernourished at an Alarming Rate
Children are suffering in Yemen—undernourished at an alarming rate. Access to food is challenging, leading to high...
World Vision's good deeds win a teenager's heart
Bereket could not believe her eyes when she saw a drilling rig cutting to the ground and spurting...
Health Services to Remote Communities in Yemen
“I always put myself in the place of the people who I am helping now. I always...
Building trust among Yemen’s people
By Sophie Guenster, Yemen Response Programme Coordinator The situation in Yemen is more shocking than ever. Nearly...
Seeing the world differently
Dunya* (12) told her mother, “I thought the whole world looked like that”. She had never seen the...
Halima and Anifa thrive in school as malaria cases fall
In 2020 alone, Malawi recorded about seven million malaria cases, which claimed 2,500 lives. Halima and Anifa's...
Children, Global Fund laud World Vision’s IRS campaign
World Vision's Malawi office has just completed a round of IRS in 516,525 houses in the three...
Every child’s life matters: How World Vision changed Joel's life
When a World Vision staffer found nine-year-old Joel during the refugee influx in October 2017, Joel’s leg had...
Prevention leads to long and healthy lives
Despite COVID-19 shedding light on the importance of handwashing and hygiene practices to prevent the spread of...
How Plumpy'Nut saved Swangirai from malnutrition in Zambia
Now a fourth grader, Swangirai watches as images of him as a malnourished baby scroll on the...
Moyo Mini Hospital receives electricity
Working with World Vision Zambia, the Zambian Government through Rural Electrification Authority (REA) has commissioned the Moyo Mini...
World Vision hands over Kanyongoloka Maternity annex to the Zambian Government
With support from Golf Fore Africa, World Vision in Zambia has handed over a fully furnished maternity...
Global Fund country team lauds progress in malaria fight
Statistics from Nkhata Bay District Hospital indicate that malaria incidences fell from 548 cases in 2020 to...
An Unexpected Christmas blessing
Justin, 11, is a happy child living in a rural town in Batangas. He is the eldest of...