World Vision Lesotho retweeted
CDA Hines and the Embassy’s Foreign Assistance team were excited to meet World Vision Lesotho Country Director James Chifwelu Nkemba and colleagues to advance planning for the Faith and Community Initiative (FCI), which will leverage World Vision’s experience and community networks to strengthen integrated, life-saving services, including for HIV and Maternal and Child Health. The teams also explored deeper collaboration in disaster response, youth entrepreneurship, and fighting trafficking in persons.
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Lihlopha tse fapakaneng tsa phepo e ntlafetseng metseng, li netefatsa hore boikopanyo bo ka hlola tlala le bofuma.Ke bonyane lihlopha tse 110 the eseng li thehiloe ke @WorldvisionLS
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Replying to @UNICEF_AUOffice
@UNICEF_AUOffice organised a session on Foundational Learning and children's rights & welfare at the ongoing 45th @acerwc Session. Contributing to the discussion @snorgah advocated for increased investment in nutrition & school meals to improve cognitive development of children
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
"World Vision would like to commend the Committee for its continuous engagement with the thematic Working Groups as a way of strengthening the technical capacity of its work and would like to entreat the Committee to consider forming a Technical Working Group on Child Hunger and Nutrition – an issue that is drawing local, regional and global attention. World Vision will be happy to co-lead such a TWG."
World Vision International at #ACERWC45.
#AfricaFit4Children
#Agenda2040
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
#Happening now!
Through support of WFP, @WorldvisionLS & other partners, DMA is hosting a national dialogue on disaster preparedness to raise awareness on the significance of disaster risk reduction.
Together We Rise: Building Resilience, Reducing Risks.
#Urbanpreparedness
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Handing over to judiciary improved child friendly court renovated by @WorldvisionLS with financial support from @EUinLesotho. These courts feature teleconferencing facilities and dedicated rooms where children play & watch TV while court is in progress.
@UnicefLesotho
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Today: Worldvision Ls launched National Child-Friendly Courts, which is a major step toward providing safer, more supportive spaces for children seeking justice. Now operating in 5 districts, Maseru,Leribe,Berea,Mohale’s hoek & Thaba - Tseka
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
World Vision Lesotho is delivering essential food packages to families in Liqoabing, Rothe, who have been severely impacted by the ongoing El Niño drought. Over 700,000 Basotho are facing food insecurity, with children being the hardest hit.
@WorldvisionLS
@Afidep
@AMukwashi
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Today we honor the brave souls who dedicated their lives to helping others, and we remember the countless humanitarians who lost their lives while serving. Their sacrifices will never be forgotten. Let’s remember their legacy and commit to protecting those who serve.
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Lesotho is teetering on the edge of a humanitarian catastrophe, @WorldvisionLS warned last week.
This alarming announcement follows Prime Minister Ntsokoane Matekane’s declaration last Friday of a national state of food insecurity disaster.
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World Vision Lesotho retweeted
💪 The EU & @WorldvisionLS join forces to empower communities & people with disabilities to fight Trafficking in Persons & creating more inclusive communities by building stronger networks, raising community awareness & creating a national coalition for people with disabilities.
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Imagine an Africa where every child has access to education, healthcare, and equal opportunities to flourish to their full potential.
As we count down to the International Day of the African Child (#DAC), let's work #together to make this dream a reality.
#DayofTheAfricanChild
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Replying to @WorldVision
@WorldVision launched its ambitious #ENOUGHCampaign to address child hunger and malnutrition.
Our Campaign is aligned with SDG Goal 2 on Zero Hunger and supports other AU frameworks, such as the Africa Regional Nutrition Strategy and the Malabo Declaration.
#ACERWC43
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
At the #EHF2024, the President & CEO of @WorldVision @andrewmorley0 spoke with young advocates Ursule and Meron to listen to their voices & perspectives.
Incorporating children’s ideas, views and experiences leads to better decisions that serve their interests & needs.
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
UNICEF, @WorldvisionLS & the Government of Lesotho, with support from the Government of Japan are working together to empower deprived communities in Mohales’ Hoek & Thaba-Tseka to respond, cope, & recover from humanitarian shocks.
Watch full video here🔗bit.ly/3IHsc6v
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Honoured to hear from Ursule, and all our children speaking at #EHF2024. Ursule (15) who endured conflict and violence in #DRC confirms that in every #crisis, children are among the most affected and the most vulnerable. @WorldVisionEU
Ursula, 15/o from DRC, is now speaking at the #EHF2024 about the importance of meaningfully tackling violence against children, talking about the impact that it has had in her region.
As she said, "We, the children, are always victims of suffering."
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
Humanitarian needs have reached unprecedented levels.
On 18 & 19 March, @eu_echo and @EU2024BE are bringing together decision-makers and humanitarians to tackle this at the European Humanitarian Forum.
Follow #EHF2024 online 👉 europa.eu/!VYyKQM
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
We are live at the #AfricanUnion in Addis Ababa as we launch the Pan Africa launch of the ENOUGH Campaign.
LIVESTREAMING Link
Topic: AFRICA ENOUGH Campaign Launch Event
Join Zoom Meeting
worldvision.zoom.com/j/99705…
Password: 429671
World Vision Lesotho retweeted
"When we make sure girls have what they need – good food, education, & healthcare – we're not just helping them. We're breaking that cycle of struggle & setting up a brighter future for everyone..."
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