Shining a light in the darkness.
Heroes are rising up to shine light into their communities, and it’s girls and women who are leading the charge. Let’s...
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National Director, World Vision RwandaThunderbird School of Global Management (’05) “Careers don’t take straight lines.Be patient with the twists and turns...
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Ask any mother what she wants more than anything in the world, and she’ll likely say, “for my children to be safe, healthy, and happy.” For mothers living...
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“Water has given me hope. I’m a strong woman. Thanks to World Vision and clean water, there are a lot of strong women here.”
Esperance, a Rwandan...
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THE COST OF HOLDING WOMEN BACK
Although women make up almost half of the agricultural workforce across Africa — and perform 80% of the labor on smallholder...
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On February 12, 2020, Dave and Dana Dornsife announced a $40 million investment in World Vision’s water, sanitation and hygiene program in 24 African...
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Vivian's Story
Vivian’s story is rooted in poverty. She says, “My dad married four wives… I had so many problems.” She and her siblings had to do odd jobs...
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| The topography of the former, unsafe water source |
The Rukore region has seven villages, with three of the villages drawing water from one shared...
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| Elezeti & Lufelo now live happily |
It is windy and the air of Ntambo community’s bare horizon is fully engulfed in dusty particles, flickering...
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| Virgina’s bounty of fruits & vegetables are ready for market |
“I need to rush to the market place because there is a big truck from the city coming...
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