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Sunday, March 30, 2025

From Despair to Hope: World Vision Ghana’s CAT 2 Response Rebuilds Lives

In northern Ghana, where the sun scorches relentlessly and rainfall becomes unpredictable due to climate change, farmers represent resilience and hope.

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A Bicycle Goes a Long Way to Build a Boy’s Confidence in School

Unlike some of his classmates, 10-year-old Samuel lives far away from his school. For him to get to class, he used to walk a total of six kilometres from...

KIA

Access to Quality Healthcare for the People of Saamang

Saamang, in the southern part of the Fanteakwa district, is a small community with a population of almost 9,000 people. The community is not fortunate to...

A praying staff member

A new year for going further than imagined

World Vision in Ghana joined the global partnership to hold a Day of Prayer to mark the beginning of the 2020 fiscal year. The day is set aside by the...

40th Anniversary launch

40 years of fulfilling Our Promise to the children of Ghana

On Tuesday, October 1, 2019, when the flares of the fireworks went up, and the anniversary banners came rolling down, the staff of World Vision in Ghana...

cocoa life

Washing Away Poverty

The Ghanaian adage, Samina, Ahote Aduro (“soap, curing with cleanliness”) means something more to Patience Senadzu. In fact, soap has cured a lot in...

diversity in nutrition

Diversity Matters

Tettey, 40, expected many things from World Vision’s “Nutrition Links” programme when it came to his home area of Mensah Dawa. But, he didn’t expect it to...

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Moses Leads His People to Literacy

The sun sets over the horizon. Pots clatter in the kitchen, and chickens squawk noisily as they eat their evening meal. Moses, a teenage reading club...

P&C

World Vision Ghana adopts internship programme

In line with the organization’s drive to acquire more talent, one of the strategic initiatives that the People and Culture (P&C) department of World Vision...

Some children showing off their work after bead making session

World Vision Holds Vacation Camp For Girls in Kete Krachi

By Sasu Brako, Education Project Officer World Vision, Ghana The Krachi Cluster of World Vision Ghana (WVG) in conjunction with the Krachi West District...

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Empowered to impact a whole community

Reverend Sam is the Minister of the Methodist church in Krabonso. He has gone a long way as a faith leader to educate over 200 church members, as well as...

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Lives of Three Brothers Changed

Isaac Donkor and Abraham Num are brothers who live and work in the Weila community in Anyima area programme. Isaac is a church leader who has been...

Akosua

Nine year old Akosua Adoma is right honorable speaker of Diaso child parliament

Akosua is a nine year-old pupil of the Saint Mary, RC Primary School in Ntom, and she was overwhelmingly elected the Speaker of Parliament for the Diaso...

S4T story

"My life has been totally transformed"

Akua Nimo is a single mother of five and a grandmother of six. Akua, a cocoa farmer in Upper Denkyira West of the Central Region in Ghana sells food in...

KOICA Unlock literacy launch

Launch of the Unlock Literacy Project at Afram Plains

The Unlock Literacy project, funded by the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and implemented by World Vision, launched at Maame Krobo in...

FY19 spiritual retreat

A time to seek the face of God: World Vision International, Ghana’s FY19 Spiritual retreat

World Vision International, Ghana’s annual retreat is a time set aside for all staff across the country to come together and seek the face of God...

Regreening degraded land with Evergreen Agricultural practices

U's EVA Project (2017-2022) in Ghana aims to reverse land degradation, promoting Evergreen Agriculture among 40,000 households across 80,000 hectares.

Empowering Women with the animal rearing component of WVG Food Security programme

World Vision’s Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration project, a food security progamme has, since 2009, been supporting communities in the Upper East Region...

Bee keeping as an income generation activity for rural women

World Vision Ghana's Food Security programme is training women in bee keeping to empower them economically to cater for their families. Dorla successfully...

Tony being welcomed by lead farmers and fire volunteers in Yameriga

Tony Rinaudo Visits FMNR Sites In Ghana

Farmer Manager Natural Regeneration(FMNR) champion, Tony Rinaudo, has visited sites in the Talensi District of the Upper East District of Ghana. The visit...

Re-greening degraded land in Ghana

World Vision International, Ghana introduced the Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) project In October 2009 with the goal of re-greening degraded...

World Vision Begins Response In Northern Ghana

Story by: Jason Amoo Photo credit: World Vision/Jason Amoo World Vision has begun response procedures in northern Ghana where about 50,000 people are...

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World Vision Ghana Holds Day Of Prayer

Photo credit: World Vision/Jason Amoo/Silas Owusu World Vision International, Ghana has held its annual Day of Prayer to mark the beginning of the new...

WWD 2021 - Every Child Deserves Clean Water

Sarafina, the End Child Marriage Ambassador

Sarafina, 15, lives in Pong-Tamale, a rural area in the Savelugu Municipality within the Northern Region and has been advocating to ending child marriage...

Kids Club Researches to End Child Marriage

Written by Irene Dede Sawerteh (Campaigns Coordinator) On June 29 th, 2018, World Vision Ghana joined its key stakeholders from government, INGOs, Donors...