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5 reasons children are back in school
One way or another, children around the world are getting back into education. Find the top 5 reasons why it matters.
to study very hard and be the president of South Sudan in future. I want to bring back peace to our …
A winning partnership: World Food Programme & World Vision
In December 2020 the WFP received the Nobel Peace Prize. See how their work has helped millions of vulnerable children throughout our 30-year partnership with them.
and their families safe. The project in South Sudan involved dropping food from planes to very …
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South Sudan and Somalia. Your donations could be used in
Child hunger: Why do children go hungry?
Why are children going hungry in 2020? World Vision explores why it happens, the effects of malnutrition on children and ways to support vulnerable families.
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but over seven million people in South Sudan already suffer from food insecurity. And
Coronavirus in South Sudan: fragile life under pressure
From genocide to pandemic: World Vision South Sudan's Emilienne Cyuzuzo is helping vulnerable families facing COVID-19.
South Sudan. The pandemic has changed the way we work. …
World Vision joins DEC appeal to combat coronavirus in world's most fragile places
The Disasters Emergency Committee today launched a Coronavirus Appeal to help the most vulnerable communities in the world who now face the new deadly threat of Covid-19.
Somalia and South Sudan have been weakened by years of war and …
Facing coronavirus in refugee camps: "You can't run from this"
How can you maintain social distancing in a camp of crowded tents? How do you wash your hands regularly when the queue for the water point is long?
Children in coronavirus lockdown spread hope across the world
During the current coronavirus crisis, children are finding ways to bring hope and healing to those around them.
life in South Sudan.
South Sudan’s children face combined risks: poverty, malnutrition and COVID-19
Here we meet Paska, an extraordinary girl, who has become carer to her three younger siblings at the age of just 11.
Paska and her siblings now live with Lily in South Sudan’s capital …
Coronavirus: South Sudan entrepreneur Shamim fears her family will starve
A lone provider for her family, Shamim's income has stopped since government restrictions to combat coronavirus came in. Now she fears her family will starve.
Many mothers in South Sudan fear their situation will get worse should
Coronavirus: Children in South Sudan learn handwashing to keep themselves safe
World Vision is working with children in South Sudan, teaching them how to wash their hands properly during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Spaces in South Sudan. These programmes support the wellbeing of
Coronavirus: Plans for a unique humanitarian response
Isabel Gomes, World Vision's Global Director of Humanitarian Operations, shares how World Vision is responding to the coronavirus outbreak.
Syria or South Sudan are likely to face
International Youth Day: Celebrating youth advocates at World Vision UK
On International Youth Day, World Vision UK's Dr Carine Le Borgne reflects on her work with youth advocates for our It Takes A World campaign.
World leaders must wake up to Ebola crisis as International Health Emergency declared
World leaders must wake up to the deadly Ebola crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), World Vision warns today.
Ebola death in Goma sparks fears of greater spread
The fight against Ebola has intensified after the first Ebola death in the major city of Goma in the DRC, World Vision warns today.
while World Vision South Sudan is monitoring carefully after a case was …
World Vision preparing for potential ‘catastrophic’ Ebola outbreak across East Africa
World Vision has mobilised staff across East Africa to prepare for any further spread of the deadly Ebola virus from an outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
office in South Sudan has been commissioned by the Ministry of …
First Ebola case confirmed in Uganda: Millions of children face a looming threat
Uganda’s health ministry has confirmed the country’s first case of Ebola, following the ongoing outbreak in DRC which has claimed the lives of almost 1,400 people.
Game of Thrones star Jerome Flynn meets South Sudan’s child soldiers
Actor shares "deeply moving" experiences of trip to war-torn country, as fears of full-blown conflict mount.
conflict is likely to flare up again in South Sudan unless a national army of government and …