Stakeholders at the Regional WASH Summit in Tamale World Vision Ghana, in partnership with the Community Water and Sanitation Agency (CWSA) and the Regional Coordinating Council (RCC), has organised
World Vision Ghana Holds Market Actors Forum
World Vision Ghana officials and stakeholders at the Market Actors Forum in Tamale World Vision Ghana, has held a Market Actors Forum under its ‘Everyone THRIVE’ project to strengthen
World Vision’s ‘ENOUGH’ Campaign Targets 3.5m Children
Laura DeValle addressing the media In a bid to combat child hunger and malnutrition, World Vision Ghana (WVG), a Christian, child-focused community-based organisation, has designed a flagship project, ENOUGH Campaign,
World Vision holds second pre-season Agriculture Market Linkage Fair at Paga
World Vision has organized the second Pre-Season Agriculture Market Linkage Fair at Paga in the Kassena-Nankana West in the Upper East Region. The fair attracted individual farmers, farmer groups,
Your Projects Have Transformed Lives – Karaga DCE To World Vision Ghana
Mr. Mohammed Saani with officials of World Vision in Karaga The Karaga District Chief Executive (DCE), Mohammed Saani, has commended World Vision Ghana for their numerous projects which have
Word Vision Exits Saboba District After 20yrs
World Vision Ghana officials awarding stakeholders in Saboba World Vision Ghana has officially ended its Saboba Area Programme after 20 years in the district of the Northern region. The Saboba
World Vision Commissions Tarikpaa CHPS Compound
Newly built CHPS Compound at Tarikpaa World Vision Ghana has commissioned a CHPS Compound at Tarikpaa community to close the Savelugu area programme after 24 years of investments in critical sectors
World Vision supports over 5,000 deprived households to address malnutrition
Beneficiary of the project (middle) being interviewed About 5,000 households in the Kassena-Nankana West District communities of the Upper East Region have been sensitised on best parental practices and dietary
World Vision Ghana supports 25 communities to reduce negative impact of climate change
Joseph Edwin Yelkabong, LEAN Project Manager Many communities across Ghana have and are still experiencing some negative effects of on-going climate change. Some communities have experienced unexpected downpours in