It may only be a small Island, but when the volcano on Ambae Island (Vanuatu) erupted, again, thick ash spewed into the sky cloaking the...

I am proud to say that over the last few weeks I have seen some spectacular work being implemented by some amazing World Vision staff in ...

This work is rarely dull! Often a day in the field can be punctuated by moments of joy and pride but as quickly descend to concern and fru...

It was almost 15 years ago when World Vision Ethiopia, supported by Australian Sponsors, commenced Child Sponsorship activities in Kochere....

Tonight, as I sit in the quiet of a basic but beautifully spacious resort embedded in a jungle of coffee plants, monkeys are chasing each...

At first meeting Lilian’s wide, dark eyes betray a wariness, perhaps even a (well deserved) suspicion. With three other teenage girls sh...

Who ever said life in this business is boring? In my years as a humanitarian worker I have had some strange days, some exciting, frustrati...

They were at school (in South Sudan) when they heard the gun fire. Quickly the teachers shepherded the kids into a room and kept them cl...

Almost two years ago the World Humanitarian Summit, (together with the Grand Bargain and the Charter for Change) called for, and receive...

Mayom Adhal: Photo: Daryl Crowden As I enter the school compound I am welcomed by most of the 1,000 students led by tall, strong, prou...

Over the years I have often found myself humbled and embarrassed by the welcome afforded me as I arrive in communities where the orga...

It happened without warning, you’re always told it will. Horns were blaring, sirens wailing and people shouting. Chaos erupted around us s...