Lives transformed forever. Here's exactly how.
Together in 2023 alone, we directly reached over 370,000 vulnerable children across 22 countries. In addition to that we reached a further 390,000 women and men.
It’s all thanks to incredible supporters across the country who believe every child deserves a chance.
For every euro spent by World Vision Ireland, 89c went towards our work to care for and protect vulnerable children around the world and 11c was spent on raising another euro.
370,000 children
We helped 370,000 children across the world
22 countries
We helped people in 22 countries across the world
13 emergency responses
When a crisis hits, we are often the first on the ground
When you give to World Vision, you can be assured that your donation will be well spent to have the greatest possible impact on children and communities who need it most.
Our programmes are run by our own staff or local, trusted partner organisations.
We also support communities to better know and uphold their rights.
Additionally, our accounts are independently audited every year and we’re regulated by the Irish Charity Regulators, so you can be sure we spend your donations how we say we will, to reach the most vulnerable children and communities.
With 70 years of experience, we’ve learned how to bring hope to children and communities in some of the world’s most poor and dangerous places.
Thanks to our supporters globally, we work in almost 100 countries and have changed the lives of over 200 million children in the past five years alone.
When you give to World Vision, you know your donations will be well spent, for the greatest impact. We always work alongside communities, with a focus on the most vulnerable children and families helping them overcome poverty and experience fullness of life. So, you know your donations will go to the children in greatest need.
We help the most vulnerable children in the world - and you can read all about how we transform lives of children and their families.
For Beto and his Mum, World Vision's actions were life-saving. When Angola faced its worst drought in 38 years, they barely ate and Beto became sick and malnourished.
World Vision provided food and training for the community so they can provide for themselves. Now, Beto smiles.
There’s still so much we need to do.
There are millions of children struggling to survive, who risk losing their childhoods, their families, and their hope.
We work with communities to help them bring about change in the longer term, as well as providing emergency relief when disasters strike.
We provide immediate support, and we stay, helping to rebuild lives for children, families and communities.
This simply wouldn’t be possible without thousands of people like you.
Donate today to transform the lives of vulnerable children
