As the crisis unfolds, the focus remains on protecting the most vulnerable, especially children, and building resilience against future climate-related shocks.

That changed when World Vision Eswatini, through its Gifts-in-Kind (GIK) programme, brought the family a mattress, bed sheets, pillows, and soap. The simple gifts brought immense relief and renewed ...

Representing World Vision Ghana, Robel Wamisho and Bismark Norgbe reiterated the organisation’s dedication to continuous collaboration with government stakeholders. They highlighted World Vision’s ...

Across the Solomon Islands, a quiet revolution in community health is gaining momentum. Through a GAVI-supported initiative led by the Ministry of Health and Medical Services (MHMS), WHO, and civil ...

World Vision Ghana has been recognised for its outstanding commitment to people and culture practices, winning the prestigious Best HR Management in the NGO Sector award at the HR Focus Conference & ...

Port Sudan, Sudan - November 10, 2025 – Without urgent life-saving assistance, children arriving in East and South Darfur who have fled the conflict in El Fasher are at risk of dying from hunger and ...

Dignity Kits: A Gift that Restores Sense of Self-Esteem for Women and Girls in Zini and Tarikom Refugee Camps ...

Despite all her efforts, Ramata’s health began to deteriorate. She lost weight and stopped smiling. Concerned for her health, her grandmother took her to the medical centre, where she was diagnosed ...

When the Citizen Voice and Action (CVA) groups in Kajiado and Narok began identifying the most pressing climate issues affecting their daily lives, two challenges stood out above the rest: widespread ...

Yelyzaveta Mordan, World Vision’s Livelihood and Economic Recovery Advisor, explains, “In Ukraine, humanitarian aid often overlaps stages like emergency help, rebuilding, and stabilisation because of ...

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