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The World Bank Family Network (WBFN) is a volunteer-driven organization of the spouses and partners of WB staff with headquarters in Washington DC and a presence in more than 50 country office locations. WBFN encourages all spouses/partners of WB staff members (and single staff members with young children) to register as members of WBFN.

WBGFN is the organization of the spouses and partners of World Bank Group (WBG) staff. WBGFN welcome. Last month, the WBFN chapter in Nepal organized a city walk to explore Patan, the oldest city in the country.

WBFN (1400 AM) is a radio station licensed to Battle Creek, Michigan, that broadcasts an adult contemporary Christian music and religious teaching format as an affiliate of Family Life Radio. The station operates full time with a power of 1,000 watts. WBFN is one of Michigan's oldest radio stations, having first signed on, as WKBP, in the fall ...

WBFN has presence in numerous WBG locations. Click and scroll down to find the location of your local chapter. The Family Network is present in more than 80 Country Office Locations. In these local chapters, members support each other to explore, learn and thrive.

WBFN is the organization of the spouses and partners of World Bank Group (WBG) staff. WBFN welcomes, supports, and advocates on behalf of WBG families.

WBFN is the organization of the spouses and partners of World Bank (WB) staff members. We are the support network for WBG families: a “home away from home”. WBFN has approximately 6,000 members,...

World Bank Family Network. The World Bank Family Network is not part of HSD, but offers support services and community for Spouses/Domestic Partners of World Bank Staff. You may access their webpage here.

Discover an enriching summer experience for your teenager! The World Bank Group Family Network's highly coveted three-week Teen Summer Program is making a return, exclusively designed for young individuals aged 16-18, whose parents work at the WBG, IMF, or IDB.

The World Bank Family Network is here to support the families of World Bank staff. We have been in operation since 1972 and have developed many ways of supporting World Bank Group families. Moving to a different country is not always an easy process.