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Over 1,000,000 South Sudanese refugees now in Uganda

Charity fears that South Sudanese refugee children who have fled to Uganda may return home to fight.
protection and care services with health and education support in order to promote

Inspiring a school of South Sudanese refugees

Par is the head teacher of a World Vision-built school in Kakuma refugee camp. A South Sudanese citizen who left his country for a better life in Kenya. He’s guiding 4,800 primary school students through their education. This is his story.
primary school students through their education. This is his … when I started my education. I started in Grade 3 and I continued to … that hostility and be able to focus on their education. My main fight is to unite

The Seed - Libo Kemkem 2017 update

The Seed update from Libo Kemkem

Nepal’s President supports campaign to end child marriage

Nepal’s President launches World Vision campaign to end child marriage

August

protection and care services with health and education support in order to promote

September

protection and care services with health and education support in order to promote

YaNuch’s Different Childhood

Change can be a slow process – sometimes painfully so. World Vision Communicator, Dara Chhim visited a family in Cambodia and discovered the joys of seeing change happen in front of your eyes..
the community started with a keen focus on educational … No committed to helping her complete her education. To help them achieve … who sacrificed their children's education to simply

January

a tailoring business. In addition to educational

Dreaming of peace, reliving a nightmare - South Sudanese teenager remains a refugee

Maker and his family returned to at the same refugee camp in Kenya they departed from three years earlier. They were once again given a small mud brick hut and carved a life among the 160,000 people staying in Kakuma Refugee Camp.
refugee children getting their education at that school. … finish my education here

August

August
a tailoring business. In addition to educational

New family, new hope: how South Sudan's refugee children are looking to the future

Ben and his wife Beatrice were forced to flee Juba, the capital of South Sudan, with their six children when fighting broke out last year. Now, they’ve become foster parents to five other refugee children who came to Uganda alone after their parents were killed.
is more home than South Sudan because the education here is

Confict-related trauma: the devastating effect of war on South Sudan's refugee children

More than 150,000 child refugees in mass settlements in northern Uganda require therapy after fleeing violence in neighbouring South Sudan, experts say.
children with child protection projects and education. The international children’s charity has

Transforming Lives in Lufwanyama

children are getting a good education and spending quality time with properly … in the future to help them succeed in their education and be like

Transforming Lives

changes mean children are getting a better education and can fulfil their potential. More … to raise extra cash for their children's education. Pictured

Training programmes enable women to send their children to school in South Sudan

Susanna has become part of the weekly educational lessons and is a registered member of World Vision's cash for training programme. She received a monthly allowance to purchase food for her family and invest in a business.
Susanna has become part of the weekly educational lessons and is a registered member of the … receiving a good education. I want their eyes to be opened. If they are

“Long road ahead” for Mosul’s children after city re-taken from ISIL

Children’s lives have been shattered after years of ISIL control in Mosul – and many will need time to heal from untold violence, World Vision warns today.
their education. Ian … spaces for children and support to their educational system until they too are able to safely

July

protection and care services with health and education support in order to promote

The most important meal of the day for school children in Malawi

Judith used to find concentrating in class a struggle. Every morning she went to school without eating a healthy and nutritious breakfast. Her stomach would grumble through the day and her grades suffered. She’s doing a lot better in her classes since she started eating healthily every day.
vision for providing us with nutritional education and skills on how to prepare meals with six

July

July
a tailoring business. In addition to educational

Uganda Solidarity Summit must prioritise South Sudanese child refugees

World Vision is urging the international community to do more to prevent a children’s humanitarian crisis by supporting Uganda as it responds to those fleeing fighting in South Sudan.
protection and care services with health and education support in order to promote … work and access education. Many