World Vision-Moçambique

On this Father’s Day, World Vision Mozambique celebrates all fathers who, with love, dedication, and courage, care for, protect, and inspire a better future for every child.

"Our greatest pain was the distance," says 11-year-old Sónia. In Northern Mozambique, fetching water used to be a 2-hour struggle. Today, thanks to a new World Vision borehole, Sónia has traded long distances for textbooks. Help us bring hope to more families this #WorldWaterDay!

World Vision reinforces support to families affected by conflict in Nampula province, northern #Mozambique. Beneficiaries are families who have returned to their areas of origin after losing the first agricultural season due to ongoing insecurity. They were assisted with 1,000 agricultural input kits for the second farming season.

Today, March 8, marks the International Women's Day. A day that recognizes the strength, resilience, and contributions of women and girls in building more just, safe, and inclusive communities. #InternationalWomensDay #March8

Learn how the distribution of mosquito nets is helping women like Madina and her family protect themselves from one of Mozambique's deadliest diseases, #malaria. Funded by the Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the @WorldVisionMoz led consortium is protecting 7 million people in Zambezia province alone. Learn more: wvi.org/stories/mozamb…

World Vision Mozambique is responding to the cholera outbreak that has killed 76 people from over 6000 positive cases nationwide, according to the health authorities. The response is targeting the district of Monapo, in northern #Mozambique, with the distribution of hygiene and disinfection supplies, bringing visible relief to health facilities and to the teams working daily on the ground.@SaudeMisau

As the academic year official starts in #Mozambique, close to 13,000 children received school supplies in Monapo district, northern Nampula province. This is a @worldvisionmoz led activity to help reduce dropouts. “It is common to see children missing school because they don’t have materials… no child should be left behind,” said Field Coordinator Arlindo Manuel. #education

“Justice begins when no child goes hungry“ - In this op-ed, Dana Buzducea, Partnership Leader at World Vision International, argues that eliminating child hunger is a political obligation, not a policy afterthought on the occasion of World Day of Social Justice. Learn more: …alallianceagainsthungerandpoverty.org/new/justice-be…

World Vision Mozambique is concerned about the records and reports of a cholera epidemic confirmed by the health authorities in #Mozambique. The organization is working with the government and partners to strengthen awareness on cholera prevention and treatment. As part of its operational activities, such as the school meals programme, humanitarian response and other development initiatives, World Vision has been monitoring risks and prevention measures, and will continue to assess the situation to ensure an informed and coordinated response.@UNICEF_Moz @SaudeMisau

From "lifeless" soil to significant harvests! Families in Memba, Mozambique, are using FMNR techniques to restore their land. Cooler soil means bigger, sweeter fruit and a more secure future for children like Hortência. #ClimateAction #Enough #Mozambique

Flood Relief: Standing with Communities in Gaza Province Since December 2025, devastating floods in central and southern Mozambique have claimed over 200 lives, displaced thousands of families, and affected more than 445,169 people in Gaza Province alone, with 60% of the province submerged and critical infrastructure severely damaged. With support from the United States, World Vision has launched an emergency response delivering lifesaving assistance to 15,000 people impacted by recent devastating flooding in Gaza. Sectors: ·Food Security: Food vouchers for displaced families to meet essential nutritional needs · Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH): Safe daily water access for displaced people and hygiene kits for households · Protection: Strengthened safeguarding and psychosocial support for women and children Where: Accommodation centers across Guijá, Mabalane, and Chókwè districts Together with our partners and in coordination with the Government of Mozambique, World Vision is moving quickly to restore dignity, safety, and hope for families rebuilding after the severe flooding crisis. Learn more: Mozambique | Field Office | World Vision International. Learn more: wvi.org/stories/mozamb… @USEmbassyMoz

Emergency Flood Response: Fast, Focused Support for Families in Gaza Province, Mozambique Since December 2025, devastating floods in central and southern Mozambique have claimed over 200 lives, displaced thousands of families, and affected more than 445,169 people in Gaza Province alone, with 40% of the province submerged and critical infrastructure severely damaged. With support from the ExxonMobil Foundation, World Vision Mozambique is delivering rapid, lifesaving assistance to 6,000 vulnerable people affected by flooding. What this response will achieve: Food security: Provision of food vouchers to stabilize nutritious consumption during recovery; Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene: Safe water access restored for displaced and vulnerable people, households receive hygiene kits, and awareness of hygiene practices during flooding to reduce disease risks Protection: Raising awareness and safeguards for the protection of women and children during crisis. Where: Guijá and Mabalane districts, in accommodation centers and affected communities When: 16 February – 15 April 2026 This targeted response meets families’ urgent needs, reduces health risks, and regain stability after the flooding crisis. Learn more about the response 👉wvi.org/stories/mozamb…

World Vision Mozambique Country Director, Carolina da Silva, visited little Cleiny das Cheias Pedro Zitha, the baby who was born on the roof of a house, amid the chaos of the floods. “The story of baby Cleiny and her mother touches us deeply. It powerfully reminds us of the vulnerabilities that so many families face every day and of the urgency for us to continue working so that no child has to be born in such risky conditions. Learn More- wvi.org/stories/mozamb…

For three long days, 80‑year‑old Grandpa Ernesto lived in the darkness of uncertainty. With no news of his daughter and surrounded by devastating floods, fear grew with every passing hour. Father and daughter were separated by the force of the waters, but they never lost hope. “I knew my father was alive. I asked the rescue teams not to give up. Deep in my heart, I felt he was waiting for me,” recalls Noda, daughter of Grandpa Ernesto, after days marked by fear and uncertainty, yet carried by faith. #Floods2026 #Mozambique

This Valentine’s Day, show your love for children, especially those affected by the floods, inundations, and Cyclone Gezani. Make a donation, volunteer, and share your stories. #ValentinesDay #Mozambique

The teachers training is part of the ongoing partnership between @WorldVisionMoz and the local government authorities in the education sector. #Education #Mozambique

Little Alegria, 7, from Angónia district in Tete Province, will benefit from improved learning techniques as teachers strengthen their skills and revisit participatory methodologies during a training designed to enhance early grade reading and writing instruction.

Mozambique’s Natural Disaster Management Authorities are intensifying calls for families living along the path of Cyclone #Gezani, expected to affect the central and southern regions of the country from Friday, to move to safe areas. World Vision #Mozambique stands ready to respond while working with the disaster management authorities and partners to provide assistance to the needs resulting from the ongoing impact of the floods. #INGD