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Malaria remains one of the leading causes of death in South Sudan
Thousands of children die from Malaria every year in South Sudan.
season like this. There is a need for health education at the community level to help prevent
August
protection and care services with health and education support in order to promote
Under-18s 'should take part' in the Commonwealth Youth Forum
"Why are young people aged 15-18 excluded from the Commonwealth Youth Forum in London?" Al-Amin Bepary, from Bangladesh, asks.
so this leader of the future needs a good education and to be in good health to enable me to
Funding crisis pushes millions of Congolese people to tipping point
Millions of people caught up in a humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo risk rising levels of hunger, death and disease due to a lack of aid funding.
In addition to contributing to children's education and
UK should lead the international community in driving greater spending to protect children
The UK must do more to protect children as less than £1 per child globally is spent to prevent violence, World Vision warns following Penny Mordaunt's statement on UK aid.
protection and care services with health and education support in order to promote
July
protection and care services with health and education support in order to promote
School violence adds trauma for Syria’s war-scarred children, World Vision warns
Children who have fled fighting in Syria are suffering further brutality at school, aid charity World Vision reveals today.
World Vision Weaves a Week for Women in Croydon
International charity World Vision is launching a Week for Women with a unique weaving event at Croydon’s Whitgift Shopping Centre on Wednesday 7 March. The week will celebrate women’s selfless contribution to families and communities in the lead up to Mothering Sunday this weekend.
education and other support by sponsoring a child.
Weaving their own stories
Kadie, 35, has two children, and used to struggle every single day. But thanks to a World Vision supported empowerment project, the future looks brighter for Kadie and her family.
Mosul's Injured Children
Eleven-year old Omar is from western Mosul. He remembers the day ISIL arrived at his school and started teaching them about bombs, guns and killing people.
Three years later, he’s been living with his family in eastern Mosul in a rented apartment. Their house in western Mosul was destroyed and Omar and his siblings were severely injured in an explosion.
Omar lost his leg and his brother Ahmed has brain damage from a piece of shrapnel that lodged in his skull.
Mothers Day 2018
healthcare and education. MAKE A
World Vision condemns violence in the DRC
World Vision responds to the latest developments in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
As Ethiopia faces catastrophic drought, more girls are forced into early marriages
Alarming levels of food shortages caused by prolonged droughts in Ethiopia are forcing more girls into early marriages, international aid agency World Vision has revealed.
a lack of access to education and an absence of economic opportunities.
DRC Crisis Appeal
Conflict and insecurity have forced millions of families to leave their homes in the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the situation gets worse children make up the majority of those who’ve fled. Please help a family who have lost everything.
child protection and education but need your help to scale up our response.
Surviving conflict in the Grand Kasais, DRC: Matthieu's Story
My name is Matthieu. I’m 13 years old, and I was in 5th grade before the crisis. I have a five-year-old sister and a little brother who’s seven. My oldest brother was killed in the conflict.
A lot has happened in my country and in my family over the past ten months.
Charity calls on Stratford shoppers to send messages of hope to refugee children
Children’s charity World Vision is asking shoppers to stop at its stall in Stratford and send a message of hope to child refugees in Uganda.
with a safe place to play and a basic education. They engage in
British bears bring Christmas joy to refugee children in Africa
A motley crew of 700 British teddy bears today brought a sprinkling of Christmas joy to refugee children in Northern Uganda, the majority of whom have lost everything.
February
February 2018 blogs
a tailoring business. In addition to educational
Building friendship and a better life in Zambia
Andrew and Mia recount their recent trip to Zambia, where they visited their sponsored child Moreen.