Time to Rebuild -- An Aidworker's Diary

Mai Zamora describes the experience of the earthquake, and how that motivates her to help others to recover.
literally and figuratively.  The day after the

Visiting my three sponsored children in Armenia

Ivan, a committed World Vision supporter from Northern Ireland decided to travel the length and breadth of Armenia in order to visit all three of the girls he sponsors, and what an experience it was for him:
and their problems and concerns through interaction amongst the group. It was interesting

Where we work - old

Sponsor a child in Bangladesh

Many families in Bangladesh depend on their children to help earn money for the family. Sponsor a child in Bangladesh and allow them to go to school.
Adult literacy rate in Bangladesh is as low as … The adult literacy rate in Bangladesh is as low as 41 per

Sponsor a child in Sierra Leone

Sponsor a child in Sierra Leone, where food shortages often lead to health problems. Your help will provide access to clean water, healthcare and education
the literacy rate is under 50 per cent and life … Leone face extreme poverty.  With a literacy rate of under

Sponsor a child in Senegal

Sponsor a child in Senegal today and help provide clean, safe water, food, healthcare & education for children and their communities.
children's health. Senegal has a low literacy rate of about 43 percent and low … Illiteracy is at 50 per cent. World Vision has been … Less than half of women are literate. Child sponsorship in

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.
and given guidance in how they can literally help themselves. For

South Africa

situations and emotional literacy. Increasing the number of households

Senegal

and trained staff. Senegal has a low literacy rate of under 50  percent and low

Albania

living and working on the streets through literacy