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Share in the Dreams of Children Around the World

As part of World Vision's global campaign, #Dreamshare, we wanted to share a few of the wonderful dreams and stories from sponsored children around the world in this brilliant and inspiring photo essay.

Lives saved in Cyclone Phailin by World Vision-trained community teams

40 community task force teams have moved around 12,000 people to safe areas during Cyclone Phailin, saving lives and property.
in the district of Nayagarh in the eastern Indian state of … several years with vulnerable communities in India to help better prepare for severe weather.

Refugee crisis

We really value your prayers for our work across the world. As a Christian organisation we believe it is important for the goodness and grace of God to permeate all we do. We believe God will use your prayer to bring life in all its fullness to every child, family and community that we work in.
India

Why We Need to Close the Gap

World 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.
we would work with the World Vision India office and a film crew to capture the story

Sponsor A Girl

Sponsor a girl change a life forever. Girls face unique challenges to overcome. Become a child sponsor and join us in making a difference.
India and across the

Sponsor a child in India

Sponsor a child in India and help provide nutrition and education. Many families in India go without food due to floods.
means to Amanda and her family. ABOUT INDIA Although India appears to be one of the … in abject poverty. By sponsoring a child in India you can help provide them and their

Sponsor a child in Tanzania

Sponsor a child in Tanzania and help provide vital access to much needed nutrition, education & healthcare, including raising HIV awareness.
three lakes and the Indian Ocean. It’s the home of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Sponsor a child in Asia

vulnerable children in countries including India and Bangladesh with clean

Tools and Ideas

We have developed a range of tools for you to use when writing to your World Vision sponsored child.
in India during the

The locals in India thought I was Queen Elizabeth...

World Vision supporter, Brenda, contacted us to say she'd like to see her sponsored child, Sachin, and undertook a trip to one of the hottest parts of the world.
was the most important city in India in ancient … is now among the least developed states of India with an estimated … so clearly the Indians think more of their elected

Essentials

Give children the essentials they need in life - clean water, food, healthcare and an education. For £2 a week, you’ll bring hope to children living in poverty. Essentials makes life more bearable for millions of children.
India

The Masterchefs of Melghat – Get their tasty recipe

On Tuesday we heard about the wonderful Masterchef competition in Melghat that produced some ingenious thinking from a group of women who created a healthy, nutritious rice pudding without access to livestock for milk. Today, we hear about how the programme is being expanded across Melghat and get the tasty recipe for the prize-winning soy milk Kheer.
World Vision India. In Phase … and 14 respectively. Now with World Vision India’s intervention programmes the numbers have … such as food exhibitions the World Vision India team of Melghat is working tirelessly

The Masterchefs of Melghat

Known for its high cases of malnutrition, the Melghat region of India became a focus for World Vision India in devising an innovative and engaging technique for beating the odds: a Masterchef contest between villages.
World Vision India Known for its high cases of … the Melghat region of India became a focus for World Vision India in … World Vision India are nurturing them to become local chefs who

Small scale, big impact: unlock the potential of smallholders and we can achieve Zero Hunger

The single most important thing governments can do to end global hunger is to support the millions of poor women farming tiny plots of land in developing countries, a new report by a group of international charities says today.
in India … Zambia and India. It urges G8 leaders gathering at the