A story of sponsorship: from the UK to Hong Kong to Cambodia
Thursday 05, Sep, 2013World Vision supporters Susann, William, Elena and Amelie share the story of their visit to Cambodia to see the real impact of child sponsorship.
It's Christmas! (Sort Of)
Tuesday 03, Sep, 2013Despite only just turning our calendar to September, the Grotto team here at World Vision UK HQ are hard at work processing all of your Christmas cards and gifts for your sponsored children. Here's a few pictures of the process.
Why We Need to Close the Gap
Tuesday 10, Sep, 2013World Vision's Global Campaigns Advisor, Ben Grierson-Hill, explains why he's so invested in this year's #ClosetheGap campaign and why the Millennium Development Goals are too important to ignore.
Without education, Syria’s children and future are at risk
Thursday 12, Sep, 2013World Vision's Joy Toose shares the very real concerns for the children of Syria who, despite being safe from bombardment in Lebanon, now face falling behind through lack of schools and education.
Children of Syria Share Their Dreams
Tuesday 17, Sep, 2013Fled from their homes, living in a foreign country, often in little more than a tent, the children of Syria are facing challenges that no child should be forced to face. But what do they dream about for their future?
Think of World Vision next time you eat a packet of crisps...
Thursday 19, Sep, 20133-year sponsor Peter recently visited his sponsored child in Armenia for the second time and came back with some reflections on sponsorship, World Vision's work and carb-rich snacks.
Syria crisis - a time of tears
Tuesday 24, Sep, 20139 months after his last visit, Justin Byworth is back in Beiruit and describes firsthand what Syria’s descent means for its mothers and fathers, sons and daughters.
Hope in the midst of terror
Thursday 26, Sep, 2013Have you ever wondered what happens after World Vision projects close? Do the community keep up the good work we started together 15 years before? Hilary, a member of staff from World Vision UK travelled to Kenya to find out: