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Collage of Agnes and Cynthia

Nourishing families in Vanuatu

Discover how women in Vanuatu are transforming small spaces into thriving gardens through climate-smart agriculture and nutrition education, building resilience for their families and communities thanks to NOURISH funded by Irish Aid.

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Achol Nuer, a 35-year-old mother

Unstoppable Women

How Income-generating Activities are Giving Women and Girls in Melut County a Voice, a Purpose, and a Future

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Hudhayfah Am-Mar and his family

Transforming Education through Creative Writing

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Despite the hardship, Suha tries to maintain a sense of normalcy for Carmen.

When You Have Minutes to Leave Your Life Behind:

Responding to Displacement in the West Bank

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Iman in the computer lessons

How EMPOWER! Helped Iman Reclaim Her Future

Iman, a young woman displaced by conflict in Syria, found hope through the EMPOWER! programme funded by Irish Aid. Now she has overcome isolation, completed her education, and is building a new future.

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Vegetables grown in Julianas home garden.

From Hardship to Harvest

Juliana’s Journey to Food Security and Climate Resilience

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Iman and her children

Hope Delivered in a Kit, a mother’s fight to keep going

In war-torn Syria, Iman’s story reflects the strength of countless single mothers battling poverty and displacement. Through World Vision’s emergency dignity and baby kits, she found not just essential supplies—but a renewed sense of hope and agency.

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Babodmas

Farmer with a disability defies hunger and inspires change in Karamoja

This is the inspiring story of Babodmas—a farmer living with a disability in Karamoja, Uganda. With support from the NOURISH project, funded by Irish Aid, Babodmas transformed his family's future through climate-smart farming and resilience.

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Smiling Sudanese boys with football

Children in South Sudan kick off World Refugee Day and Day of the African Child with “Sport for Peace”