World Vision USA

#NowHiring: World Vision USA is looking for talented professionals to join our team going where no one else goes because Jesus is alive in the hardest places to be a child. #LifeChangingJobs #CareersWithImpact

We’re thrilled to share World Vision’s new multi-sector resilience framework and other resources released at the Road to Resilience webinar, which was hosted by Serena Stepanovic, World Vision Associate Vice President for Food Security and Livelihoods! Dive into these resources to discover impactful strategies for your work!    Special thanks to our keynote speakers and industry experts from USAID, FAO, Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture, Tulane University, TANGO International Inc., International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), and Institute of Development Studies for your insights into and support for this framework designed to build resilience and sustain impact on vulnerable communities worldwide. https://lnkd.in/e5rQffVf 

Don’t miss your chance to register as an online participant in the kick-off event of the World Vision GESI Disability Forum on July 15 in Malawi! Visit a newly launched webpage to learn more about this online and in-person event and our innovative programs, partnerships, tools, and resources to support children with disabilities. The July 15 in-person and online event, hosted by World Vision Malawi and open to the public, will connect public sector donors, Malawi government leaders, organizations for persons with disabilities, project implementers, and youth with disabilities dedicated to fostering inclusive communities. Highlights include: 🔸 Keynote address by the Government of Malawi Ministry of Gender, Community Development, and Social Welfare. 🔸 Interactive sessions featuring key donors, experts, implementers, and youth with disabilities focusing on disability programming, empowering children with disabilities, and enhancing disability inclusion in fragile contexts, climate action, and emergency response. 🔸 Breakout sessions designed to dive deeper into inclusive education, WASH and nutrition, rehabilitation services, and more. Following the public kick-off event, World Vision colleagues and partners will participate in learning and field visits showcasing innovative strategies and planning sessions to identify promising practices for policy revision and program enhancement. We are committed to inclusive education, effective case management, and empowering children with disabilities. Through initiatives like the All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development program and innovative community-based learning solutions, we strive to ensure every child, regardless of their abilities, has access to quality learning opportunities. Our comprehensive case management approach connects children in underserved communities with essential services, leveraging strong partnerships and digital tools. Visit our webpage to learn more and register today to be part of this transformative journey! 🔸 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gjZ2XRvY 🔸 To register: https://lnkd.in/ebF2RXye #sustainability #disabilityinclusion #innovation

Honored to share virtually today at the high level meeting organized by World Health Organization on Water, sanitation, hygiene, waste and electricity in health care facilities: leveraging interlinkages with climate and health goals. World Vision USA commits to upgrading 3,000 clinics by 2030

Committed to lasting change in the humanitarian, development and peace sectors? It's not too late to register for the Road to Resilience webinar! Join us at 10 a.m. (ET) TODAY to explore innovative approaches to building #resilience and sustaining impact across the humanitarian, development, and peace nexus.   The event features industry thought leaders and stakeholders who will share their expertise and reflections on principles described within World Vision’s newly released multi-sector resilience framework. The webinar includes:    🔸 Keynote perspectives on resilience from the donor community:  --Mia Beers, Bureau for Resilience, Environment, and Food Security Deputy Assistant Administrator and Agency Resilience Coordinator, USAID  --Jocelyn G. Brown Hall, Director of the Liaison Office for North America, FAO  --Simon Winter, Executive Director, Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture   🔸 A thought-provoking, moderated panel discussion from industry experts:  --Mock, Nancy, Associate Professor, Tulane University  --Tim Frankenberger, President and Co-founder, TANGO International Inc.  --Dan Gilligan, Director, Poverty, Gender, and Inclusion (PGI), International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)  --Amrita Saha, Research Fellow, Institute of Development Studies    🔸 A series of community-focused impact stories from multi-sectoral resilience programs around the world.    🔸 The simultaneous release of the multi-sector resilience framework and white paper along with the digital companion literature review on the intersection between multi-sectoral resilience and systems strengthening by Tulane University.    As a participant, you will have the chance to actively share and engage with experts and peers throughout the webinar and make connections for networking and prospective future collaborations.    Be part of this transformative event to drive change together. Learn more and register at: https://lnkd.in/eG3W-94s #sustainability #development #innovation

Passionate about advancing humanitarian and development work? Don't miss the “Road to Resilience” webinar TOMORROW, July 11, which will explore innovative approaches to building #resilience and sustaining impact across the humanitarian, development, and peace nexus.    The event features industry thought leaders and stakeholders who will share their expertise and reflections on principles described within World Vision’s newly released multi-sector resilience framework. The webinar includes:    🔸 Keynote perspectives on resilience from the donor community:  --Mia Beers, Bureau for Resilience, Environment, and Food Security Deputy Assistant Administrator and Agency Resilience Coordinator, USAID  --Jocelyn G. Brown Hall, Director of the Liaison Office for North America, FAO  --Simon Winter, Executive Director, Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture   🔸 A thought-provoking, moderated panel discussion from industry experts:  --Mock, Nancy, Associate Professor, Tulane University  --Tim Frankenberger, President and Co-founder, TANGO International Inc.  --Dan Gilligan, Director, Poverty, Gender, and Inclusion (PGI), International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)  --Amrita Saha, Research Fellow, Institute of Development Studies    🔸 A series of community-focused impact stories from multi-sectoral resilience programs around the world.    🔸 The simultaneous release of the multi-sector resilience framework and white paper along with the digital companion literature review on the intersection between multi-sectoral resilience and systems strengthening by Tulane University.    As a participant, you will have the chance to actively share and engage with experts and peers throughout the webinar and make connections for networking and prospective future collaborations.    Be part of this transformative event to drive change together. Learn more and register at: https://lnkd.in/eG3W-94s #innovation #sustainability #development  

🎉Celebrating 70 years of #FoodforPeace! 🎉 Since 1954, this vital program has fed millions of people and helped create a more stable world. 🌍 Food for Peace not only tackles immediate hunger with U.S.-grown resources but also fights the root causes of malnutrition. Did you know every $1 invested in resilience saves up to $7 in future aid? 📈💰 Today we're urging Congress to continue supporting this essential, bipartisan work and protect it from budget cuts. Join us, learn more, and advocate for children! https://lnkd.in/gEwySX6B

Today marks the 70th anniversary of USAID’s #FoodforPeace, a program instrumental in fighting global hunger and fostering #resilience among the world’s most vulnerable populations. We are proud to partner with USAID and leverage #FFP support to implement sustainable, impactful programs that are transforming lives. FFP has enabled World Vision to create lasting change through many initiatives, like these: 🔸 The Nobo Jatra Project in Bangladesh: With USAID funding, World Vision is focusing on improving food security, nutrition, and resilience among vulnerable communities in the southwest part of the country. From enhancing nutrition for children and pregnant women to promoting equitable agricultural production, this project has reached over 53,000 individuals and established dozens of Village Savings and Loans Associations. The result? Improved dietary diversity, better health outcomes, and sustained economic growth. 🔸 Innovative Agricultural Models in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Through FFP funding, World Vision initiatives in resilient agriculture, health, and governance have restored land, increased land access, and increased family incomes. Through permagardens and rabbit farming, families now enjoy better food diversity and economic independence. Additionally, our media campaigns and community engagement strategies have raised awareness and encouraged best practices in health and agriculture. 🔸 Building Resilience and Recovery in South Sudan: FFP funding has allowed us to strengthen livelihoods, improve nutrition, and enhance community cohesion in South Sudan. From distributing livelihood inputs and promoting post-harvest handling to establishing mother-to-mother support groups, our comprehensive approach as reached over 34,000 households, surpassing many of our targets and fostering resilience in the face of adversity. These are just a few examples of the transformative impact of World Vision programs that leverage FFP support. As we celebrate this milestone, we urge for continued funding and support for Food for Peace to sustain and expand these lifechanging initiatives. Together, we can build a world where everyone has access to nutritious food, resilient livelihoods, and brighter futures. #SustainableDevelompent #ResilienceBuilding #HumanitarianAid #InnovationInAction #70YearsofImpact 

Donated medical products not only aid the most vulnerable but also equip healthcare workers with essential resources to care for patients. Additionally, these products are diverted from landfills, supporting sustainability. #GiftsInKind #HealthForAll #Sustainability #Zambia

Don’t miss your chance to register as an online participant in the kick-off event of the World Vision GESI Disability Forum on July 15 in Malawi! Visit a newly launched webpage to learn more about this online and in-person event and our innovative programs, partnerships, tools, and resources to support children with disabilities. The July 15 in-person and online event, hosted by World Vision Malawi and open to the public, will connect public sector donors, Malawi government leaders, organizations for persons with disabilities, project implementers, and youth with disabilities dedicated to fostering inclusive communities. Highlights include: 🔸 Keynote address by the Government of Malawi Ministry of Gender, Community Development, and Social Welfare.  🔸 Interactive sessions featuring key donors, experts, implementers, and youth with disabilities focusing on disability programming, empowering children with disabilities, and enhancing disability inclusion in fragile contexts, climate action, and emergency response.  🔸 Breakout sessions designed to dive deeper into inclusive education, WASH and nutrition, rehabilitation services, and more. Following the public kick-off event, World Vision colleagues and partners will participate in learning and field visits showcasing innovative strategies and planning sessions to identify promising practices for policy revision and program enhancement. We are committed to inclusive education, effective case management, and empowering children with disabilities. Through initiatives like All Children Reading: A Grand Challenge for Development program and innovative community-based learning solutions, we strive to ensure every child, regardless of their abilities, has access to quality learning opportunities. Our comprehensive case management approach connects children in underserved communities with essential services, leveraging strong partnerships and digital tools. Visit our webpage to learn more and register today to be part of this transformative journey! 🔸 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gjZ2XRvY   🔸 To register: https://lnkd.in/ebF2RXye