World Vision Lesotho

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

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.

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

🌾#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 bit.ly/3VEJZFp

🌍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 bit.ly/4zqvbsg

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.

“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

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

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

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

🌱 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

🏥 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

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.

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

🌱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: bit.ly/4htj6MU

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

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

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.

Day 2 of the #FCI Co-Creation Workshop in Maseru 🇱🇸 Partners are shaping pathways to strengthen frontline health workers, integrate faith & community health services into national systems, and advance local ownership. “Together we are designing a pathway...” — Joel Mercado

“The era of parallel government health systems on one track, faith institutions on another, partners on a third is over.” Health Minister Hon. Mamokete Ntsekhe calls for integration, alignment & shared accountability under one national framework. #FCI #Lesotho #UHC

FCI is a 5-year transitional award designed to strengthen health systems through locally led HIV & MCH solutions. In Year 1, Lesotho will receive US$7M: $5M for HIV & $2M for MCH. “Faith & community partners can bring quality services closer to where people live.” — Tom Hines