World Vision reports that humanitarian workers in the Pacific region encounter significant logistical and access challenges, though they are generally not targeted by violence unlike those in conflict zones.
The Dominase community in Ghana's Ahafo region, which has long suffered from a severe water crisis, now has access to a new water system. World Vision and the Hilton Foundation commissioned the system, providing clean water to 7,000 residents.
World Vision Ghana, in partnership with Unilever Ghana and the Ghana Health Service, conducted an oral hygiene education session for 500 schoolchildren at Bulingin D/A Primary and Junior High School on April 28.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israeli forces have crossed the Litani River in Lebanon, expanding their ground offensive. This advancement has led to casualties and further intensified military operations in the region.
World Vision Ghana has initiated a five-year Universal Service Coverage program in the Wa West and Wa East districts, aiming to expand access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene.
The Christian rock band Newsboys and co-founder Wes Campbell have filed a broad lawsuit, alleging defamation and antitrust violations, following scandals that significantly impacted their career.
World Vision Ghana, led by its National Director Tinah Mukunda, paid a courtesy call on Ghana's Minister for Gender, Children and Social Protection, Dr. Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, to introduce its operations and explore potential areas of collaboration.
Youngone Group has surpassed $100 million in cumulative donations to World Vision, a milestone commemorated with a plaque unveiling ceremony at the charity's headquarters in Seoul.
The provincial government of Eastern Samar, in partnership with KOICA and World Vision Philippines, has launched the second phase of a maternal, newborn, and child health project in underserved towns.
Imperial General Assurance, in collaboration with World Vision Ghana, has provided menstrual hygiene support materials to seven schools in Ghana's Eastern Region.
World Vision Ghana brought joy to hundreds of children in the Wa West District by organizing a mass birthday celebration and donating educational and hygiene supplies to pupils in rural communities.
Over 1,500 residents and 800 pupils in Ghana's Ahafo Region now have access to safe and reliable drinking water thanks to a project by World Vision and Interplast.
Ghana's Minister for Gender, Children, and Social Protection, Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, along with the Chief of Staff, launched World Vision Ghana’s 2026–2030 Country Strategy aimed at strengthening child protection and empowerment.
Grab Cambodia has announced a partnership with World Vision to enhance healthcare access and provide nutrition support for families in the Preah Vihear province. This initiative aims to strengthen community well-being in the region.
World Vision Ghana and UNFPA have reviewed and validated findings on the readiness of health facilities in disaster-prone communities to ensure preparedness for emergencies.
World Vision Ghana, in collaboration with the Wa East District Assembly, has launched the district's first Children's Parliament to combat child labour, coinciding with the 2026 World Day Against Child Labour.
A World Vision Romania survey reveals that nearly a quarter of teenagers feel adults rarely or never listen to them, with 30.8% identifying emotional problems and anxiety as their biggest concerns.
A study by World Vision Romania indicates that many children in the country are afraid to report abuse due to fears of not being believed or being judged, with only half saying they would inform the police.
The climate crisis is profoundly affecting nearly every aspect of daily life, from health to agriculture, and compromising aid efforts by NGOs like World Vision in rural Tanzania.
World Vision Ghana led a comprehensive health screening exercise for over 3,500 children in the Agotime-Ziope District of Ghana's Volta Region, aiming to improve early illness detection and access to essential healthcare.