Salina’s family once relied on selling charcoal to meet their basic needs. Today, through FMNR, their farm produces enough food for the household,with surplus to sell. 

Together, we can invest in women and girls.

At 12, C’est Prévu struggled to read and write. World Vision’s Reading Club gave him confidence, taught him to read, and inspired him to dream big for his future.

Over the past year, countless vulnerable children around the world have faced dangerous and difficult circumstances. Thanks to your generous support, these children have found the strength to survive, heal, and look forward to a brighter future.

Here’s a glimpse of the incredible impact you’ve made!

Highlighting the effects of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and child marriage in Kenya, as well as initiatives promoted by World Vision aimed at ending these harmful cultural practices.

Support girls. Help put an end to Female Genital Mutilation.

Naw Win, a 5-year-old from Myanmar, gains confidence and skills through World Vision’s Education Cannot Wait (ECW) early childhood education program, overcoming challenges and thriving.

In rural Lesotho, a mother’s fight against child malnutrition turns to hope through World Vision, restoring health, dignity, and a future.