In February, World Vision social marketing coordinator, Katie Chung (KC), visited 1000 Day Journey programs in northern Bangladesh. A highlight of her trip was interviewing the mothers in the program. The 1000 Day Journey “PD Hearth” program is built on the experience of “positive deviants”—mothers who are raising healthy …
I wasn’t producing enough breast milk to fill my newborn baby’s tummy. The doctor was reluctant to release us from the hospital, so he called for the big guns. I watched in trepidation as the nurse wheeled it into the room: a state-of the-art, hospital grade, electrically powered, double breast …
Nyo and her husband were expecting their third child when they learned about the importance of maternal nutrition. World Vision was beginning a new Maternal, Child Health and Nutrition Programme in the couple’s village in rural Myanmar, and they invited Nyo to take part. “I had never heard about the …
My daughter recently weaned off breastfeeding at 18 months old. It’s an accomplishment that I’m very proud of because there was a time that I didn’t think I would make it 18 days breastfeeding, let alone 18 months. Breastfeeding began with many struggles and for the first three months after …
Imagine a city of 30,000 in Canada. Now imagine there is just one health clinic serving the needs of all 30,000 people. It has four consulting rooms, a small drug storage room, and a waiting room which doubles as a weighing area for infants. There are nine staff, but none …
The program is operating communities in four countries. Learn more about each country and community:
World Vision is the lead agency partnering with Nutrition International and implementing the project with other expert organizations with the University of Toronto as the independent evaluator. Principle program funding provided by the Government of Canada.
