In a world where every meal counts, your generosity can light the way for hope and nourishment.
A world where every child enjoys ENOUGH nourishing food so they can thrive.
A life of plenty for every child has always been possible, but that’s not reality. Every single day, children are being forced to go without food. Up to 783 million people in the world faced hunger in 2022. Shockingly, there is no exact number describing how many of those people suffering from hunger and malnutrition were children.
This is just not good ENOUGH.
Child hunger is at its worst in generations. Children are bearing the brunt of an unequal food system disrupted by conflicts and climate change. Every child deserves the food they need to develop a healthy body and mind. Every family has the right to be able to put enough of the right food on the table. We must take action immediately.
WITH ENOUGH PEOPLE LIKE YOU, WE CAN ENSURE THERE IS:
ENOUGH nutritious food
ENOUGH government money
ENOUGH political will
ENOUGH to end child hunger and malnutrition
Where will your donation go?
Nutritious food supplies
Nutritious food helps malnourished children recover. In Somalia, Muad, 18-months-old, and his mother attended a World Vision health clinic, where he was diagnosed with severe malnutrition. He received a nutritional supplement, aiming to kickstart his recovery so he can experience fullness of life.
Cash vouchers
Children born into families that are able to meet their basic needs are less likely to be forced to beg, work or marry young. World Vision provides cash and vouchers so parents can choose the foods their family prefers to eat and maintain their dignity. We're ensuring families are empowered to meet their needs without going into debt, reducing the long-term impacts of lost incomes.
Sustainable farming practices
We encourage crop diversification among farmers to reduce their dependence on one source of income that could be impacted by climate related disasters. Children in Eswatini (Swaziland), will benefit from their community's bee keeping and business skills training. By diversifying their products, small, at-risk farming households with become more resilient.
Child protection
When faced with the ongoing global hunger crisis, children can be forced to take part in harmful practices. World Vision works with families to raise awareness for child rights so they aren't subjected into forced marriages, child labour prostitution in order to stay alive.
Frequently asked questions?
How are my donations spent?
Your donations will help children in the world's most dangerous places survive, through providing life's essentials like food, water and shelter; recover from trauma they experienced and equip them to rebuild their future. This ranges from the provision of life-saving essentials and healthcare, to counselling, play therapy and education for children.
Why should I make a monthly donation?
When you set up a regular donation, of whatever size, you're joining our community of dedicated supporters who want to make a long-last difference.
Your monthly donation enables us to act quickly when disaster hits and allows us to plan longer term responses for children and their communities.
Why should I support World Vision?
World Vision has over 70 years of experience working with communities, donors, partners and governments to bring better futures for vulnerable children, even in the toughest 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. We help children of all backgrounds, inspired by our Christian faith.
When you make a donation to World Vision, you know your support will be used to create the greatest impact. We always work alongside communities, with a focus on the most vulnerable children.
Please donate to our charity online today to support the children in greatest need.
How can I be sure my money gets to those in need?
World Vision only works within countries where we have our own offices so we can be sure that we can account for all the money that we receive and how it is used.
We have audited accounts that are publicly available at any time. As a charity, we're regulated by the Irish Charities Regulator – a legal body, which oversees all Irish charities and their activities.
We are a not-for-profit organisation, and we know that the continued support we receive is dependent on our efficient use of supporters’ money. Our Annual Reports are available here.
Where in the world will my donations be used?
We work in almost 100 countries worldwide, including some of the most dangerous and hard-to-reach places like Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, South Sudan and Somalia. Your donations could be used in any of the places we are working - wherever the need is greatest. So whatever is happening in the world, you know your donations will help us reach the most vulnerable children, in the greatest need.