Change their life. And their whole community.
How sponsors helped Rebecca care for her orphaned sister with a disability
Sponsorship has been a lifeline for Rebecca, Sandra and their whole family.

A Staff Member’s Mission to Inspire World Vision Ethiopia’s Local Sponsorship
This is a story about one WV Ethiopia staff that sponsored eight children and inspired 85 staff to sponsored about 117 children

Delivering babies in one of the world's most complex places
Paula always knew she'd bring life to earth, just like her grandmother.
Fighting FGM Together
Peninah has become a trusted friend and advocate for local girls and she has stepped in in several cases to prevent them from becoming victims of practices like FGM thanks to the help of our sponsors.

10 Facts about the link between Climate Change and Poverty
According to the World Bank, climate change threatens to push an additional 130 million people into poverty over the next 10 years. So how are climate change and poverty linked? And what can you do about it? Here are 10 facts to consider.

What happens when you give a baby the best start to life?
What are the biggest, most important days of your life?The most important days are the ones you don’t remember - the first 1000 days of your life.

From Despair to Hope: How Tahani and her Twins survived
Amid the chaos and heartbreak of the Sudan crisis, a glimmer of hope emerges from a border nutrition clinic in Chad. Follow the incredible journey of Tahani and her twin boys, Adam and Adeeb, who defied the odds and survived severe malnutrition thanks to the relentless efforts of supporters like you.

Reusable feminine hygiene kits enhancing continuity of education
World Vision has been distributing reusable feminine hygienic kits to young girls in Burundi. At Rukana basic school in Rugombo commune, Cibitoke province, the young girls were overwhelmed with joy after such kits were distributed to them.
Eva's journey through War and displacement in Ukraine
Like many others, Eva's life took a dramatic turn when the war in Ukraine started in February 2022. After two weeks of war, together with her mother they made the difficult decision to flee to Lviv, leaving behind the only home she’d ever known. Eva initially continued her education online through her school in Huliaipole. Yet, distance, both physical and emotional, weighed on her. A turning point came when her mother discovered a local day center, run by World Vision’s local partner.