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Child hunger is at its worst in generations—driven by conflict and climate change.

Every child deserves nutritious food.
With enough people, we can ensure:
🥗 ENOUGH food
💰 ENOUGH funding
🗳️ ENOUGH political will
ENOUGH to end child hunger and malnutrition.
#Enough

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🚗 TENDER FOR SALE OF VEHICLES

World Vision Lesotho invites interested bidders to participate in the sale of five used vehicles on an “as-is” basis.
Vehicles will be available for viewing from 17–27 Nov at World Vision Lesotho offices.

For further details, refer to the poster

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💧 In Phamong, communities, including youth, are protecting water sources through brush control & grass reseeding.
Through World Vision's IWRM Initiative, they are restoring degraded land and building community ownership.
"Every week, we come together to do the work." – Teboho

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Meet Hlelolwenkhosi, aged 15, one of our child representatives, who is at the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) to carry the voices, experiences & hopes of children affected by climate change.
Our future is being decided today. Children deserve a voice in those decisions.

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At 4, Onthatile's world is opening up!

Diagnosed with cerebral palsy, she once depended on her grandmother to carry her everywhere. Today, with a wheelchair from World Vision, she can move, play and attend school.

"She even slept on it. That was how happy she was!" – Ntsoaki.

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Her Majesty Queen 'Masenate Mohato Seeiso today launched World Vision Lesotho's Bold Hope Strategy FY26–30, commending its child-centred approach and reaffirming her commitment to children's rights and protection.

The Ministers of Health and Gender were present.

#BoldHope

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🌾#WorldFoodDay2026
From malnutrition to better health! Through World Vision's support, Ntaoleng now enjoys nutritious meals, including traditional wheat and beans prepared by her mother.

🍲What's your favourite Basotho traditional meal?

Read her story https://t.co/H5EQ569C8c

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🌍El Niño is coming. How prepared are you?
At World Vision , building community resilience is our priority. Families like Mamapiloko's show what's possible with the right skills and support.

Together, we can protect livelihoods & children.
Read her story https://t.co/bDw4fGNP7I

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Children's rights need action, not just promises!

At #ACERWC48, World Vision and #JoiningForces called for stronger child protection laws, increased financing, policy implementation and accountability.

Together, we remain committed to turning commitments into lasting change.

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“I am not ready for marriage. I am ready to learn, grow and change the world.” — Relebohile

Every girl deserves to learn, dream and shape her future. Let’s listen to girls, protect their rights and end child marriage.

#DayOfTheGirl #EndChildMarriage

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Childhood is for growing, learning and dreaming—not marrying. Every girl deserves protection, education and the freedom to shape her future. Stand against child marriage. Stand up for girls’ rights.

#DayOfTheGirl #EndChildMarriage

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Every girl deserves to learn, grow and shape her future. In Lesotho, 13% of women aged 20–24 were married or living with a partner before 18. Let’s end child marriage and invest in girls’ rights. #DayOfTheGirl #WorldVisionLesotho

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Ahead of the International Day of the Girl Child on 11 Oct, join @WorldVisionLS on Harvest FM this afternoon for a conversation on protecting and empowering girls in Lesotho.
Our Child Protection Manager, Mr Taaka, will share how our programmes are helping a girl child to thrive

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🌱 World Vision Lesotho has equipped the Rantulela Impact+ / Children’s Club with farming tools to strengthen crop production, build resilience and empower young people to grow their community.

#WorldVisionLesotho #ImpactPlus #ChildWellbeing

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🏥 World Vision Lesotho, through its Gift-in-Kind Programme, has donated medical supplies worth US$184,000 to the Ministry of Health, supporting efforts to strengthen health services and improve the well-being of children and communities.

#WorldVisionLesotho #HealthForAll

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What does it take to reach children in the hardest-to-reach places?

For staff in Senqu Area Development Programme, it can mean navigating roads that seem impassable. But our commitment to child well-being goes beyond the roads.

Every child matters. Every journey is worth it.

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World Vision staff are undertaking Biblical Empowered World View Training, equipping them to help communities recognise their God-given potential, resources and capacities to drive sustainable change and improve child well-being.

#EmpoweredWorldView #WorldVision

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🌱What if climate-smart agriculture could help families achieve food security?

Through World Vision support communities in Maluba-Lube are gaining skills to grow food and build resilient livelihoods.
Read more: https://t.co/D2kQAmOOpz

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From learning to creating!

19 producer group members & young people in Koeneng are putting their new skills into practice, making and packaging Vaseline & lotion while learning how to cost and price for profit.
Stay tuned for the final products!

#SustainableLivelihoods

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The FCI Co-Creation Workshop comes to a close, but the work begins here.
Thank you to all partners who shared data, expertise and insights, helping identify gaps & shape solutions for Basotho.
Together, let’s turn co-creation into action & strengthen health services in Lesotho

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Skills can open doors to sustainable livelihoods.
World Vision, with the Ministry of Trade, Industry & Business Development, is training 19 producer group members & youth from Koeneng to produce Vaseline & lotion.
Building skills.Creating enterprises.Strengthening resilience.