World Vision’s staff member, Gracy is filmed for agriculture activities. Read more

A well-known meteorologist and climate-change activist, Dr Tun Lwin, led one of the talks targeting local authorities in Loikaw. Read more

“The army is not a place for children,” was the message articulated by over a dozen teenage boys gathering for three days in Yangon. Recruited illegally while they were minors, each boy had a first-hand experience of spending time in the army. Read more

Korea celebrity couple Yoo Ji-tae and Kim Hyo-jin celebrated their first year wedding anniversary by providing educational support for Myanmar children. The Goodwill Ambassadors of World Vision Korean visited Mandalay, the second largest city of Myanamr, from December 3-6. Read more

“I can go to school and continue my education because of these pigs. Before, it was very difficult for my education as my family had to struggle just for daily living. But the pigs provided by World Vision make our lives better,” says Yan Shin, a youngster from Ka Taing (north) village which is one of the target areas of Chauk Area Development Programme. Read more

We have successfully negotiated for Shwe Sin to attend grade 3 at the government school in this coming school year," said Daw Than Than. Read more

On June 27, 2012, civil society in Myanmar celebrated as the government signed a Joint Action Plan that tackles the issue of child soldiers. Read more