Come with us on a journey through a community in Malawi to read personal stories about what a difference your World Vision Gift Catalog donations are making by helping people with clean water, health, education, economic empowerment, and more.
News & Stories
Africa
From the Field
Training helps overcome once-insurmountable problems
A Malawi woman had lost hope for her life, her family, and her future. But a neighbor saw her potential and guided her to World Vision’s training, which, in turn, helped transform how she saw herself and ultimately healed her marriage.
From the Field
Clean water access helps a village thrive
Access to clean water means more opportunities especially for girls and women. Girls no longer have to sacrifice their educations to collect water. And women have more time and energy for other activities, which ultimately could benefit their families.
From the Field
Super Cereal and RUTF help children with malnutrition
In Malawi, three of Mina’s children and a grandchild have measured as underweight and at risk for malnutrition. The family received support through a local clinic that partners with World Vision.
From the Field
Mobile medical clinics keep mothers and babies healthy
World Vision’s support of a medical outreach clinic in Malawi ensures that more mothers and children receive the healthcare they need to thrive by ensuring they are monitored for malnutrition and receive the vaccinations they need.
From the Field
The gift of goats relieves burdens for a single mom
After her divorce, a mom named Gladys in Malawi struggled to provide for her family. There often wasn’t enough food and their house was unstable especially during heavy rains. The gift of goats changed that and brought them stability.
From the Field
Reading camps build literacy skills and boost confidence
World Vision’s reading camps are helping improve students’ literacy. At the same time, it’s encouraging the youth to find their leadership capacity.
From the Field
Bible clubs help children grow in their faith
World Vision’s gifts of Bibles, Bible study materials, and training of teachers in rural Malawi help children prepare for their futures with a strong faith foundation.
From the Field
An identity rooted in God leads to a new business
Single mother, Aisha, learned that she’s a child of God with much potential through a World Vision training. Now she’s started several businesses and is able to provide for her family.
Voices
From the World Vision U.S. president: Standing tall
Edgar Sandoval Sr., met a boy in Malawi who was born without legs. Being born with a disability in rural Malawi often leads to shame and myriad challenges, but his parents have helped him thrive along with support from World Vision.