" Many of us are illiterate or do not have access to a formal banking system or the ones introduced to us have not worked well. Because of the assistance & hope that savings provides to us we are so excited every time the World Vision vehicle drives into our community" Evelyn

Inclusive WASH is not a program, it is an attitude. USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance

Marie, 5, born with cerebral palsy and normally travels on a 9 hour boat journey to the nearest health facility Marie was referred to Vila Central Hospital for treatment due to severe acute malnutrition as a result of her cerebral palsy. Thankyou UNICEF Pacific & World Vision NZ

Mothers from communities from Tanna and farmers have come to Port Vila to display how funding from the New Zealand government has benefited them and their communities. World Vision is also show casing different tools that are being used to improve the life of children.

Training male facilitators for MHM training. The recent WWD survey showed that most women that took part were not ready for the first time they saw their monthly period due to cultural myths and taboos. This training was supported by the UNFPA.

After the innovation of the bamboo tippy tap farmers from Tanna have displayed their initiative to own development in their village. This water catchment was created to provide water for vegetable gardens. They farm and send their crops to Port Vila Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 dynamicvan@n

This inclusive toilet is the first of a hundred toilets that World Vision will build on Santo in partnership with the Sanma Provincial Government Council through funding from New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade #internationaldisabilityday #worldtoiletday2020 Water for Women

World Vision is working with people with disabilities to test out this pilot sturdy metal frame for inclusive toilets. #disabilityday Water for Women Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺

1 year after TC Harold, thank you to NDMO Vanuatu New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 @CanadaHumanitarian ภรัณเมศร์ Start Network & Australian Humanitarian Partnership for supporting WVV to help women, children, people with disabilities, elderly, families and most vulnerable members of communities on Santo and Pentecost.

According to the water, women and disability survey 32% of people with a disability, a part of their body comes into contact with their feces and urine when they go to the toilet. This stat stresses the importance of building inclusive latrines Water for Women Inc @vnso_stats London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

Fantastic session on sharing the power for #InclusiveWASH from World Vision Vanuatu and EdgeEffect which has participants all thinking of ways they can "not be neutral" Thanks also to #WaterforWomen partners who shared case studies and practical examples of their approaches #WASHFutures

Kits containing gardening tools and seeds were distributed to 1236 individuals for the Family Gardening Recovery Project (FGRP) FGRP is a recovery project which aims to help families have access to improved food security and livelihoods. This project is funded by New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade

World Vision Vanuatu sharing plans and tools that are being prepared for the COVID-19 information roll out in communities with Shefa Provincial Health. The World Vision COVID project is funded by USAID and supports the COVID prevention work the government is carrying out

Almost 50 WVV and youth volunteers cleaned up the whole of downtown Luganville. This program is funded by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 through the WVV Resilience and Livelihoods project, Waste Not Want Not. World Vision AUS

Compost houses built in communities to help clean up degradable scrap, assist farmers with compost it produces & provide a means to make an income for the community They are funded by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 through the World Vision, Livelihood & Resilience project. WVANews Max Willis

kits containing cups, a market bag, local cook book & plates showing proportions of a healthy meal to encourage healthier diets will be given to youths attending a summit on healthy relationships. The kits and the youth summit are funded by Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 World Vision AUS Max Willis

Funded by New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade World Vision NZ

For the first time in her life Shirley born with cerebral palsy, no longer has to crawl to her pit toilet outside her house when she wants to use it. She now has a portable toilet built from recycled pallets in her home she can now use. Thanks to Water for Women & Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺

Honoring women who farm and sell healthy food to us and our children in this time.

Washing hands keeps your child safe and healthy