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Moke Nyemba

Water that rebuilds: in Nyemba, Moke recounts the rebirth of his village

After devastating floods, 10-year-old Moke’s community has gained clean water, stability, and hope through life-changing support and sustainable solutions thanks to Childhood Rescue.

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Event speakers and attendees

Europe cannot ‘Engage, Connect, and Empower’ young people without giving them real influence.

By Gillian Barnett, CEO, World Vision Ireland

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Ali, with his family, are returning home after a decade. But for others, going back in not a simple affair

Not all refugees are rushing to return to Syria

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Drought Displacement in Dollow, Somalia

Water, Drought and Dignity: 

Why Somalia Is on the Frontline of the Global Water Crisis

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Fon smiling

Fon's Story: From a sponsored child to a certified nurse.

Fon, a former sponsored child from Mae Hong Son, Thailand, grew up in a farming family facing uncertainty and financial struggles. Thanks to long-term support from her sponsor and World Vision, she was able to pursue her dream of becoming a nurse.

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Salina smiling

From Barren to Blooming: How Salina Revived Her Land and Future

Salina’s family once relied on selling charcoal to meet their basic needs. Today, through FMNR, their farm produces enough food for the household,with surplus to sell. 

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C’est Prévu smiling band holding school work

Today, I Read, I Write, and I Dream Big

At 12, C’est Prévu struggled to read and write. World Vision’s Reading Club gave him confidence, taught him to read, and inspired him to dream big for his future.

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Away with FGM

Protecting children from the harrowing effects of FGM

Highlighting the effects of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and child marriage in Kenya, as well as initiatives promoted by World Vision aimed at ending these harmful cultural practices.

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Naw Win in school

The Impact of Early Childhood Education on a Disabled Child’s Development

Naw Win, a 5-year-old from Myanmar, gains confidence and skills through World Vision’s Education Cannot Wait (ECW) early childhood education program, overcoming challenges and thriving.