World Vision Solomon Islands was established in On September 22nd, we commemorated our 40th anniversary in Honiara. The Solomon Islands is the second most prone to natural hazards like cyclones, flooding, tsunamis and earthquakes. Communities in the Solomon Islands face challenges with market access due to poor infrastructure and low production capacity by farmers who lack inputs and technical skills. WVSI programming is designed around four main sector areas to address issues arising around them.
They are gender, disaster risk reduction, livelihood health and education. Through our work, World Vision Solomon Islands has been able to impact the lives of more than 52, children across the country, through better access to health and education services and through more cohesive households in the financial year Parents are oriented about ways to solve issues and how to have better families. World Vision Solomon Islands in its approach to tackling the pressing issues within the country has several models and approaches.
Knowing the country its church is very influential, and the approach has worked. In addition, the model is the Channel of Hope model. The communities are also trained in small business, financial literacy especially and management. The strong link to the disaster authorities ensures a link between the national government, provincial and communities to participate together during disasters to ensure lesser impacts. Discover the power of collective action โ together, we achieve more than alone.
Your support drives impactful change in the lives of children, endorsed by your inspiring passion that motivates action. Solomon Islands. Get Involved Donate Get Involved. Main navigation Who We Are. About Us Our History. Careers and Internships. What We Do. Focus Areas Child Protection. Afghanistan Emergency Response. Where We Work. Africa Angola. Press Releases Press Centre. Annual Report. Breadcrumb Home Solomon Islands. Facebook LinkedIn Recent Updates. Related Content. Solomon Islands Government acknowledges World Vision's 40 years service Our partnership with World Vision Solomon Islands is an excellent example of what can be done when the government works with Civil Society organizations World Vision's intervention gives Beglyn a second chance of learning Her engagements with the project gives her hope, and she is now knowledgeable about how she could help her daughter continue her education at home.
Our Impact. Saving groups active using S4T model and communities being trained and supported with projects. Children across the country, through better access to health and education services and through more cohesive households in financial year People in specific communities are trained about disaster preparedness and response. Models and Approaches World Vision Solomon Islands in its approach to tackling the pressing issues within the country has several models and approaches.
