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The Seed - Tera 2017 update
The Seed - Tera 2017 update
The Seed - Maya 2018 update
The Seed - Maya 2018 update
Your 2018 sponsorship update from Maya Your support means so much for your …
The Seed - Maya 2017 update
The Seed - Maya 2017 update
future. Your 2017 sponsorship update from Maya I
Life with El Niño in Latin America | World Vision UK
The El Niño weather phenomenon is affecting countries across Latin America, including Bolivia and Honduras. Crops are failing and communities are being split. Read one family’s story with World Vision.
The seed - Maya 2016 update
your 2016 update from Maya Download this update in a new window
A full tummy and a roof over Helmer's head
your continuing support of the community in Maya as they strive to provide for their children
Health closer to home: Restoring healthcare in Nepal
In the aftermath of the Nepal earthquake, many remote communities were left without access to healthcare, with health posts being completely or partially destroyed. In the year that’s followed, World Vision has helped in their restoration, so that nurses like Parbati can effectively reach out to communities and help to build and promote safe hygiene practices. We visit a recently renovated health centre in Ghorka, central Nepal, to see the difference it’s making…
Narmaya rushed through her morning chores to catch …
Zika Virus Crisis Update
Maya and Comunidades Solidarias we gave supplies
Staying warm in Nepal
As winter descends on Nepal, World Vision was on hand to distribute winter and baby kits - containing warm clothes, blankets and hats, to young mothers feeling the ongoing effects of the earthquake recovery. In Sindupalchowk, one of the worst affected areas near Kathmandu, mothers with young children were grateful for the much-needed warm clothes and the reassurance they provide.
Sanumaya smiling.
Too cold to get out of bed
With winter approaching, many of the families who escaped fighting in Iraq, now find themselves sheltering in unfinished buildings at the Syrian border. We met siblings Hareman and Manaa who are trying to make the best of a desperate situation by keeping warm and playing with the other children staying nearby.
Mayan recalls. …
The difference shelter makes
Nine-year-old Sujita is still terrified when she remembers the two major tremors that shook her home in Nepal, forcing her family to sleep outside in the open. But thanks to World Vision distributions in her area, Sujita and her family can at least sleep safely under proper shelter while they wait for normality to return.
Amanda Redman's trip to Nepal
Helicopter wrangler and boom operator? All part of the job when you're determined to get media coverage on the plight of Nepalese people, six months after the earthquake. Siân Merrylees, celebrity media specialist, explains…
South Sudan: Deal Just Start of Long Road to Peace
World Vision and other agencies say new peace deal is only the beginning of a long journey towards peace and reconciliation.
the peace agreement by President Salva Kiir Mayardit is a positive step toward ending the
A Honduran and Armenian Easter
This weekend, children across the UK will be hunting eggs, attending church services, and donning rabbit ears. We were wondering how this experience might compare to those of the children we work with around the world, so we asked sponsored children in Honduras and Armenia, ‘How do you celebrate Easter in your community?’
a sacred drink for the Mayan culture. They drank it in
A Wonderful Wedding Gift: Helping Communities In Honduras
Child sponsors Chris and Anthony used their wedding to ask people to support our work in Honduras, where they sponsor 12-year-old Nubia. This winter, they went over to see how she - and the communities their guests helped - are getting on.
El Nino Update
In 2016, the recurring El Niño phenomenon is expected to have its strongest effect for 50 years. The 2015-2016 El Niño may have passed peak season, but its influence will continue to be felt through weather systems across the world and throughout the year.
systems and water conservation. In our Maya ADP we improved access to water and
Small Farmers and the Fair Distribution of Land
Angel, a farmer from Honduras, tells us what it's like to try to survive without enough land to grow enough food for his family. The G8 can change this IF they want to.
Honduras
The latest prayers of children and communities we work with in Honduras.
for changing fear into hope. Prayers for Maya Glendy is a 12 year old girl who was
First ever sponsor visit to an ADP in Myanmar
World Vision supporter and child sponsor, Peter, became the first sponsor to visit his sponsored child in his Area Development Programme in Myanmar. This is the story of his visit.
the Mayanmar singer Arzani and