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

In World Vision water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programming, we’re on on a transformative journey, embracing digital monitoring to elevate how we deliver and evaluate our programs globally. Our transition to mWater’s digital platform has brought unprecedented precision and transparency to WASH’s impact data across our work in more than 40 countries. Key Benefits: ?? Empowerment Through Data: Country teams can visualize and use data in real-time, asking better questions and optimizing program delivery. ?? Accountability: mWater’s mobile app democratizes monitoring, making it a collective responsibility across all staff. ?? Enhanced Storytelling & Transparency: Multi-dimensional data visualization helps showcase impact, ensuring our work resonates with donors and communities alike. In honor of #GISDay2024, our own Zach Torres outlines how to unlock the benefits of digital monitoring, providing guidance to elevate performance in any sector to amplify your impact on communities around the world. Learn the details here: https://lnkd.in/eDzxaVfF #WorldVisionWater #Innovation #GIS

We extend our deep gratitude to Her Excellency Madam Monica Chakwera, First Lady of Malawi, for her leadership and encouragement as the nation strives to achieve Zero Tuberculosis (TB) infections by 2030.?? Our partnerships with The Global Fund, government ministries, civil society organizations, and dedicated local partners in 14 countries are making impactful strides in strengthening health systems and equipping communities through innovative, community-driven solutions to lead the fight against HIV, TB, and malaria and bring care closer to those who need it most.? ? We are committed to leveraging local partnerships and grassroots efforts to address critical health challenges. With over 20 years of collaboration with the Global Fund, we remain steadfast in our mission to combat TB, HIV, and malaria and create lasting health solutions in Malawi and beyond.? ? Together, we are building a healthier, brighter future for children and families.? ? #PartnershipsForImpact #CommunityHealth

This #WorldChildrensDay, we’re highlighting a critical foundation of children’s education: clean water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) in schools, essential services for their health, well-being, and safe learning environments. Since 2018, World Vision’s WASH programs have reached more than 3.5 million children in nearly 8,800 schools across more than 40 countries with clean water. We are doing more than just providing WASH infrastructure. We’re championing behavior change, service quality, continuous learning, and equity, as well as safe, inclusive environments that support learning and growth. We also #ListenToTheFuture — the world’s children — through WASH clubs where we empower students to champion these important health practices among their peers. We invite you to partner with us to create healthier communities and brighter futures by helping vulnerable children and families worldwide gain access to essential WASH services. ?? Discover how our WASH programs are transforming school environments and empowering children globally. Our own Kristie Urich, CKM shares the details here: https://lnkd.in/eEKwwkT5 #WorldVisionWater #WeBelieveInChildren

As Thanksgiving nears, many of us will gather with family around tables abundant with food. At the same time, countless children worldwide will face #EMPTYPLATES. This holiday season, join World Vision Advocates around the country to spread the word, take action, and help end hunger for every child. ??? Learn more about #EmptyPlates: https://lnkd.in/eg8pwxAC

‘Safe toilets for all by 2030’ is one of the targets of U.N. Sustainable Development Goal 6. But 3.5 billion people still live without a safe toilet. All over the world, sanitation is under threat from conflict, climate-related hazards, disasters, and neglect. Sanitation is a human right. It protects everyone’s dignity, and especially transforms the lives of women and girls. More investment and better governance of sanitation are critical for a fairer, more peaceful world. World Vision is committed to reaching everyone, everywhere we work with sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services in pursuit of SDG 6. #WorldToiletDay #WaterandSanitation4All #SDG6

World Vision’s Network: World Vision works with over 3,000 partners across the country to ensure donated supplies reach millions of vulnerable children and their families in the U.S each year. Our last-mile network consist of schools, non-profits, churches and food banks who we rely on to be the boots on the ground and have relationships in their community. This recent distribution took place on the Westside of #Chicago where local community groups and leaders came out to serve their community and distribute truckloads of resources. World Vision USA

#NowHiring! We are looking for talented people to join our team. Dream big and view our open jobs here: https://lnkd.in/d_kXHZGc

Today at #ASTMH2024, we were thrilled to share how we partner with The Pfizer Foundation to change the game in Uganda by equipping community members to go from health service users to active advocates who shape the quality and availability of care. In Uganda’s Bugiri district, our Citizen Voice and Action (CVA) approach is driving real improvements in healthcare access and quality. Through this implementation, funded by The Pfizer Foundation, community members have taken the lead, resulting in more healthcare staff, better facilities, and new blood transfusion services that weren’t previously available. By giving communities a voice, this social accountability model fosters trust between residents and health providers and inspires a collective commitment to better health. The impact goes beyond statistics. When communities actively engage with health services, they can hold the system accountable, driving change that lasts. At ASTMH, we’re sharing this innovative approach as a blueprint for future health programs; when people are heard, health outcomes clearly improve. Join us in learning how we’re making this vision a reality in Uganda and beyond. Learn more about our work at https://lnkd.in/eJN6V2te. #GlobalHealth #PublicHealth #SustainableImpact

Harnessing the power of data to drive change in the world’s most vulnerable communities! World Vision is proud to join forces with Meta and OCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data to bring advanced digital mapping to communities that need it most. This impact story highlights how geospatial mapping allows us to see where water services are lacking, to focus and track our efforts more effectively, ensuring clean water reaches even the most remote communities. Meta’s high-resolution dataset—co-developed with Columbia University and hosted by HDX—overlaid with World Vision's water point data in mWater, offers unparalleled insight into water access, and we’re committed to reaching everyone, everywhere we work with sustainable WASH services in line with SDG 6. Notably, through close collaboration with the Rwandan government, we achieved universal water coverage across 39 subdistricts, impacting over 1 million people. (Learn more about the project by visiting https://lnkd.in/gY5hSFpQ) ? ? This collaboration has set a precedent for innovative, data-powered approaches in the humanitarian landscape worldwide. Thank you to our partners for making this high-resolution data source widely and freely available. Together, we are empowering transformative changes in the WASH sector. Access OCHA AND META: Partnering to Give Humanitarians Open Access to Population Data below or online: https://lnkd.in/e-fa2rcy ?