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Last visit to Namachete
For World Vision Campaigns Coordinator Rohena, managing project closure updates was personal as she was one of many sponsors who had to say goodbye to their sponsored children. However, before she said farewell, she visited Josephy in Malawi to see the changes brought about by 15 years of sponsorship.
The sound was so pure and joyful that it literally brought tears to my eyes. A tall boy came
A new window into my sponsored child's world
In today’s blog, Marketing Coordinator Bekah writes about her excitement at logging into My Sponsorship for the first time, and how she feels it’s brought her even closer to her sponsored child Ly Meng.
and my own place to interact and discover more about Ly Meng and his
Ethiopia - Antsokia Valley now a success story
Fifty-five year old Desta Beletew beams with happiness. Nine years ago his family only planted teff, an Ethiopian plant from which the popular injera bread is made. He is now a successful farmer after embracing World Vision’s clarion call to take up new agricultural practices.
his new status a miracle. Before his interaction with World
The pursuit of an ideal
This Sunday is International Day of Peace, a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples. Senior Conflict Adviser Sarah Pickwick reflects that we still have some way to go before ideals become a reality for children around the world.
from where I've literally just
World Vision Statement on End of Ceasefire
World Vision is deeply concerned that the resumption of conflict in Gaza and Israel will cause even greater suffering for children.
including through bilateral engagement to assist with ending the
World Humanitarian Day: Remembering Lives Given To Bring Others Hope
Johan Eldebo has visited many of the world's worst humanitarian emergencies. In today's blog he shares why marking World Humanitarian Day means so much to him and to the people to whom each and every humanitarian worker brings hope in all that they do.
of the population who are illiterate. In the Central African
Mud, Mosquitoes and Malakal's Children of War
World Vision UK CEO, Justin Byworth, has recently returned from a trip to see the dramatic, life-threatening impact that the conflict in South Sudan is having on more than half of its population. A few weeks ago he visited Malakal, a sleepy provincial town that has been almost obliterated, where he listened to survivor’s stories.
never seen grown men or women literally skin and bone
Ride to the Rock: Ian’s Odyssey
Earlier this month, Ian rode 2,117 miles in 8 days with 8 fellow bikers from the UK to Gibraltar and back again to raise money for World Vision. Read his diaries from the trip and learn why he put u pwith the heat, the pain and the gorgeous views...
literally horizon to horizon. In spite of the
World Refugee Day: "Millions Need Assistance"
Today is world refugee day - a day where we are reminded of the cruel reality and hardship refugees face on a daily basis. Fleeing from violence with often nothing but clothes on the backs, families share their sense of powerlessness.
in extremely basic conditions. They had literally escaped with nothing but the clothes on
We're off to Wychwood Festival with Hope House
This weekend World Vision will be joining our friends at Wychwood Festival to help them celebrate their 10th birthday. We’ll be bringing a merry troupe of artists, events, experiences and our perpetual orange glow of hope for children who are living in the world’s hardest places.
a Kids Literature …
Festivals & Partnerships
World Vision is proud to be exhibiting at various festivals and exhibitions. Please do come and visit our stand to find out more!
taking our interactive experiences so you can find out more
The Luxury of Dreams
When World Vision first arrived in his community Emmanuel couldn't read, but thanks to literacy lessons and one technique in particular, he's now able to dare to dream of becoming a doctor.
best of starts in life by learning core literacy skills. Emmanuel is just one registered …
Sudan
in Darfur and Blue Nile state. By running literacy classes and opening women
Afghanistan
now receive training to gain and develop literacy and income generation skills. Women’s
Jerusalem, West Bank and Gaza
You helped us raise over £290,000 for the Gaza Crisis Appeal.
sq. mi. Literacy
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Autumn Statement confirms UK’s commitment to world’s most vulnerable people
International children’s charity World Vision UK welcomes the Coalition Government reiterating its commitment to spend 0.7% of Gross National Income on aid this year.
UK welcomes the Coalition Government reiterating its commitment to spend
Friends of World Vision
World Vision is proud to be supported by some amazing artists. Find out more about their work.
COMPANY Searchlight Theatre Company interacts with their audience through producing and
World Vision Emergency Communicators: Into the Heart of a Tragedy
An eye-witness report of the destruction caused by the Uttarakhand flash floods and World Vision's relief distribution in the affected regions.
my heart was literally in my hands. The only