Every child deserves a childhood full of hope and opportunity. Meet Claudette, a 10-year-old from Rwanda born with albinism, whose life has been transformed by the USAID Uburezi Iwacu project. Once teased and excluded due to her visual impairment, Claudette now confidently

Discover how we're harnessing the power of #AI technology to uplift, not undermine, human agency. Take a look at the inventive solutions we're using to strengthen child protection and emergency education. It's all part of the Integrate Project! Learn More:

We are delighted to today announce a new partnership with NEO WTR - Europe's first ethical spring water brand to use a 100% Prevented Ocean Plastic™ bottle 🤝 northamptonsaints.co.uk/news/saints-an…

The Crisis in #DRC continues to unfold. Until recently, #Goma had nearly 700k Internally Displaced People #IDPs living in make-shift camps in and around the city. The recent battle for Goma forced many to flee for their lives. Those who had remained in the camps, have been

#Reading is the foundation of learning—but millions of children never get the chance. Today at #CIES205, our World Vision colleagues are sharing community-driven solutions breaking barriers to #literacy and learning! In low-resource contexts, children often face barriers like

This week, World Vision joins leaders at the CIES 2025 Conference in Chicago! 🎓✨ We’ll explore how tech helps vulnerable children access quality learning. Topics: 🔹 EdTech & Literacy in Africa & Asia 🔹 Book Corners & Libraries 🔹 School-Related GBV 🔹 ICTs & Teacher Training.

In Zimbabwe, Muchineripi Karubwa supports 58 kids at the Mutambatuvisi Reading Camp with World Vision. Why is literacy important? 📖 Sparks love for learning 👧🏽👦🏾 Builds confidence 💪🏽 Empowers communities. At #CIES2025, we discuss how community-led education transforms futures.

Technology can bridge the literacy gap—but only if designed for all learners. Our teams are at #CIES2025 this week sharing how we use digital tools to help children read when they are flexible, engaging, and accessible. In rural and fragile contexts, books are often scarce,

Education systems must be stronger, safer and smarter. As #CIES2025 wraps up, we are reflecting on the key lessons and connections made. This week, we reinforced a critical truth: Education transformation is possible when we invest in leadership, community-driven solutions, and

Can play-based learning help migrant kids catch up? In Northern Chile, World Vision’s Catch Up Programme (CUP) has helped 88% progress in 16 sessions! Learnings will be shared at #CIES2025 as we explore education solutions. ow.ly/iYJn50Vm4vn

Duaa, 10, thrived in World Vision Iraq’s Catch-Up Classes! 🚀 720 kids in Iraq have transformed their futures. Learn more: ow.ly/1oX750Vm4qi #CIES2025

Still celebrating literacy milestones in 2024 🎉  With support from World Vision Rwanda, over 16,000 children took part in Reading Buddies competitions; resulting in a 15% improvement in reading comprehension. A powerful step toward brighter futures through literacy. #unlockliteracy

Play is more than fun; it’s how #children grow, learn, and heal. Today, we celebrate every child’s right to play, every single day. #InternationalDayOfPlay #ChoosePlayEveryday

Displaced children dance and play games as they receive their new set of school uniforms, & for girls – dignity & hygiene kits, as part of the larger support provided by the #JoiningForces for Child Protection in Emergencies project in #SouthSudan. When Play Becomes Protection:

“Play is the work of childhood” - Jean Piaget Today, we celebrate the joy, resilience & creativity that play brings to every child. In Lebanon’s hardest times, play remains a beacon of hope for children. 👉 Read more: shorturl.at/pD0Wg #InternationalDayOfPlay

Love, laughter, and silliness are the foundation of strong childhoods. Let’s put play first this #InternationalDayofPlay! Join us: ow.ly/oGUH50W5Rx2

🛝For children in #Lebanon, #play is a source of #hope and #healing during the ongoing crises. 👉Learn more from World Vision Lebanon: shorturl.at/pD0Wg #RightToPlay #InternationalDayOfPlay

Sarah Glenn steps into the world of a Visually Impaired England cricketer 👓 🏏 ToyotaUK | #englandcricket

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2024-25 volunteer awards: Catherine Kendall wetside - Jonathan / dry side - Suzy WOSARC longstanding - Andrea Young volunteer - Charlotte Coach of the year - Mike