Better schools for every child 🏫
With support from Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), World Vision Iraq is improving schools in Erbil with better WASH services, solar power and safer, more inclusive learning spaces.
What’s shaping community stability in Ninewa?
Our new Context & Conflict Analysis explores conflict dynamics, community pressures and local strengths across Mosul, Hammam Al-Alil, Nimrud & Hatra.
📄 Read the full report wvi.org/publications/report/…
From one pair of trousers to a livelihood of her own.
Meet Sahira. 🧵 wvi.org/stories/iraq/what-if…
World Humanitarian Day 🌍 | 19 August
Today, we honour Tumha Dawod and all humanitarians who serve communities with compassion, courage and commitment. ❤️
We’re Hiring | Programme Director
Join us in leading strategic programmes and operations to create sustainable impact for vulnerable children and communities.
📍 Erbil | Full-time
📅 Apply by 1 Sept 2026
🌍 Local applicants only
👉 Apply now: worldvision.wd1.myworkdayjob…
🌱 Knowledge builds skills. Learning builds confidence. For Bana, both are creating new opportunities.
👉 Read her story: wvi.org/stories/iraq/knowled…
Creating accessible spaces for all. Through the Sustainable and Resilient Future–Ninewa Project, supported by the Australian Government, World Vision Iraq is advancing disability inclusion in Mosul.
@AusAmbIQ @WorldVisionAus @dfat
When persons with disabilities lead, communities become more inclusive.
World Vision Iraq, with support from the Australian Government, improved accessibility in Mosul through disability-inclusive WASH facilities and ramps, creating a more inclusive future for all.
World Vision Iraq and the University of Al-Hamdaniya signed a cooperation agreement, formalized by Prof. Dr. Nash’at Mubarak Sliwa and Mr. @BirukK .
The partnership will strengthen joint research, innovation, and support for vulnerable communities across Iraq.
🌱 From challenges to hope: Salam’s farming journey
With climate-smart farming practices, Salam, a farmer from Thi Qar, improved his harvest, increased his income, and is building a more resilient future for his family.
🔗 Read his story: wvi.org/stories/iraq/seeds-c…
Together for a more climate-resilient Iraq. 🌍
Today, our Country Director @BirukK met with H.E. Ms. Sarwa Abdulwahid and the @enviro2023 team to strengthen collaboration and advance climate action and community resilience across Iraq.
@WVMEERO 🤝
⚽ #Iraq faces France tonight at the FIFA World Cup. In a recent radio interview with Premier Radio, facilitated by @WorldVisionUK World Vision Iraq Country Director @BirukK highlighted how football brings hope, resilience, and connection for children in Iraq.
#كاس_العالم_٢٠٢٦
📣 Are you a local organization in Iraq? Join us and help strengthen localization and collaboration.
👉 Apply here: forms.office.com/Pages/Respo…
🌍 The environment is our air, water, food, and future. Every tree planted, every farmer supported, and every step toward clean energy helps protect our planet for generations to come. The time to act is now. 🌱☀️🌾
#WorldEnvironmentDay #ActForNature #GreenFuture
As #Iraq joins the excitement and participation of the World Cup this year, football continues to inspire children beyond stadiums and screens. In Hamdania, Ninewa, it is helping children learn, heal, and grow through play.
#WorldCup #FootballForGood #ChildWellbeing #Ninewa
On #InternationalChildrensDay, we celebrate children as leaders of change. 🌍
From local communities to global platforms, young voices from Iraq are helping shape a better future for all.
Read @BirukK latest article: wvi.org/stories/iraq/childre…
#ChildrenLeadChange #Iraq
After years of hardship following the Sinjar crisis, Sajida rebuilt her life through the Advancing Peace and Stability in Sinjar project by World Vision Iraq with UNDP support. Today, she runs her own mobile repair shop and supports her family.
wvi.org/stories/iraq/sajidas…
Through the Nexus Accelerator Fund, World Vision Iraq supported 68 young people in Ninewa with life skills training in Baaj and Sinjar, strengthening confidence, resilience, and essential skills for daily life and future opportunities. 💙
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🌱 Vian established a greenhouse equipped with modern irrigation systems on her family land in Qasrki village in Iraq. She cultivates seasonal fruit for local markets while rebuilding stability for herself and her two children as a single mother.
At 29 years old, Vian had already endured years of conflict. She returned to Sinjar in 2021 hoping to rebuild her life after being displaced. Instead, she found herself facing severe economic hardship, prolonged drought, and growing isolation.
Thanks to a project implemented by @IraqVision in partnership with the UN, Vian managed to turn her life around. This is how she achieved it: ow.ly/OsBh50YZvH0
#ClimateChangeDay
New WASH findings from Abassi sub-district in Hawija District, Kirkuk Governorate, highlight critical challenges related to unsafe water, sanitation, and hygiene services and their impact on community health and well-being.
Read the full infographic here: wvi.org/publications/infogra…



























