At World Vision, we’re committed to prioritizing women and girls in all our work because everyone benefits when women and girls can reach their full...
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If you are one of the 689 million people living in extreme poverty, you most likely live in a rural area in a developing country. If you’re a woman living...
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World Refugee Day: Compounding global crises
On World Refugee Day, June 20, World Vision joins with the U.N., the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees...
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| Mr.Cibrian holds Oso for a family photo as little Christian watches his pup. |
Busy roads are dangerous, and when children need to cross the street to...
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| Dunford helps provide water for the cows. |
"Water made it possible for me to go back to school,” says 18-year-old Dunford Shimpande of Mbeza, a remote...
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| Chepokrop smiles outside of her successful business. |
"I started brewing alcohol by borrowing 1.kg (2.2lbs) of sugar from someone. I was desperate, my...
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| Juan Cortez loosens the soil with a stick in preparation for planting. |
The sun beats against the land where two young men are practicing a new...
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Malaria is highly prevalent in Zambia with everyone at risk of contracting it, especially children under 5 years. The risk is highest in the rural,...
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| Patrick and his family work on their harvest together |
In Zambia, agriculture can act as a catalyst for reducing poverty and improving nutrition....
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| Nigerien mothers and children visit a remote and dilapidated health clinic. |
Imagine a world in which one of the most dangerous things a woman can do...
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