A Sustainable Success!
It is a time for celebration, for the once-struggling community now stands tall!
Priyaa and Damiru Meet at Last!
World Vision updates our supporters on how their contributions make a difference for...
The Inside Scoop on Serving Malaysia’s Children!
Since 2014, World Vision Malaysia has established two Community Development Programmes...
Ditching the Veil for a Uniform
Xa is only 14 years old, but for years, she knew what her future holds: early marriage. Where she lives in Vietnam, arranged marriages are prevalent and most girls are married as teenagers. Both of Xa’s grandmothers married at 15. Her mother married at 17. Her sister married at 19. In her culture, women are the breadwinners of the family. Once, Xa’s mother had to go to the forest to chop down a tree even though she was heavily pregnant.
Semira’s New Dream: Girls Protecting Girls
From a young age, Semira was in charge of the chores around the house. She would fetch water, cook, and collect firewood for her family while her three brothers would spend their time leisurely. None of them thought anything of it – it was just how things had always been in their community in rural Ethiopia.
The Young Volunteer at the Romania-Ukraine border
Just 21, Andreea is one of hundreds of World Vision volunteers working on rotation day and night to support people fleeing Ukraine. Andreea grew up in a small, rural area in eastern Romania. Many children in her community did not have the chance to attend school so they spent their days in the fields caring for animals.