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YaNuch’s Different Childhood
Change can be a slow process – sometimes painfully so. World Vision Communicator, Dara Chhim visited a family in Cambodia and discovered the joys of seeing change happen in front of your eyes..
140 children killed in Democratic Republic of Congo since June, urgent response needed
More than 100 children have been killed in combat since June in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and an urgent response is needed to prevent an escalation of violence, international aid agency World Vision warns today.
New family, new hope: how South Sudan's refugee children are looking to the future
Ben and his wife Beatrice were forced to flee Juba, the capital of South Sudan, with their six children when fighting broke out last year. Now, they’ve become foster parents to five other refugee children who came to Uganda alone after their parents were killed.
Confict-related trauma: the devastating effect of war on South Sudan's refugee children
More than 150,000 child refugees in mass settlements in northern Uganda require therapy after fleeing violence in neighbouring South Sudan, experts say.
experts say. World Vision UK is on Friday …
Church Partnerships
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Your Church
How can your church stand with the world's most vulnerable children? Find inspiration and practical resources from World Vision UK.
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Christian Engagement
Children around the world are being denied their God-given potential. Stand with them; share compassion, end poverty and bless a generation.
Bears on Stairs
700 children flee conflict in South Sudan and cross over the border into Uganda every week. Alone, sick or separated from their parents. Stand with the children #BearsOnStairs.
About Patch the Pumpkin
Read the biography of World Vision’s Patch the Pumpkin, who is our very own Pumpkin Hero this Halloween. Download the Pumpkin Heroes pack today to join in.
Arthur's Trip to Ethiopia
Humbo has definitely been a highlight of the visit. It gives hope this part of Ethiopia has tremendous potential and will not endlessly suffer drought after drought if we learn from what has happened here.
Hopefully one day, Mamiye and his family won’t have to be the recipients of food aid every year as this kind of approach is expanded.
World Vision UK Regional Portfolio
“Long road ahead” for Mosul’s children after city re-taken from ISIL
Children’s lives have been shattered after years of ISIL control in Mosul – and many will need time to heal from untold violence, World Vision warns today.
Pumpkin Heroes
Calling all superheroes…Let Patch the Pumpkin, World Vision’s new celebrity super-star lead the way for an adventure in sharing the light of God’s love with others this Halloween.
Pumpkin Heroes is a free pack of easy to use resources that help you have some hero-hunting, craft-making, bible-reading, game-playing pumpkin fun with kids age 4-10 in your church. Together we can create a hope-filled Halloween.
The Hidden Legacy of Sexual Violence in Conflict
Barely a week goes by that we do not hear new reports of sexual violence in war zones – in South Sudan, Syria, Nigeria, Myanmar, Iraq and elsewhere. Sometimes these include the stories of survivors who have fought for justice, who are suffering stigma in their communities for the crime committed against them, who are struggling to rebuild their lives.
World Vision UK Senior Policy
Modern Slavery Act
World Vision UK (WVUK) is a child focused international relief, development and advocacy non-governmental organisation (NGO) committed to working with children and their families, communities, local and national authorities and governments to achieve the best outcomes for children. WVUK has a zero-tolerance stance on acts of modern slavery and human trafficking or on any breach of our Ethical Policy and will not condone any such action by its employees, agents, representatives, contractors, suppliers or consultants. WVUK takes transparency very seriously and is committed to preventing acts of modern slavery and human trafficking from occurring within its business and supply chain. Our Ethical Policy is integral to all supplier contracts and sets out the overall standards surrounding human rights, child labour, discrimination, corruption, bribery or other financial impropriety, legal compliance and ethical conduct with which our suppliers must comply.
Modern Slavery Act 2015 WORLD VISION UK STATEMENT ON THE MODERN SLAVERY ACT 2015
Escaping Boko Haram: “I no longer feel afraid.”
Mohamed escaped captivity from Boko Haram and was reunited with his family in Niger at a camp. There he attends school and plays with his friends at our Child Friendly Space.
Life in a South Sudanese camp as an unaccompanied Internally Displaced Person
Ayman* waved his parents goodbye as the small boat left the shore and started floating down the river. Sitting on a wooden bench with his two younger brothers and younger sister, he wondered if he’d ever return.
World Vision UK backs Global Day of Prayer to End Famine
World Vision UK is backing a global prayer day aimed at mobilising millions of Christians to act to prevent the mass starvation of children and their communities in Somalia, South Sudan, Yemen and Nigeria.
World Vision UK hopes the Day of Prayer will raise awareness …
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