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Lives on the Line

Contact Your TD - Lives on the Line

Join the Dóchas Lives on the Line campaign to push for increased aid spending in Budget 2026 by contacting your local representative. Use this tool to email your local TD today. Every voice matters.

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16 Days activism against Gender Based Violence 2017

Our work to address Gender Based Violence

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Sarah smiling

“Do Not Deny Me”: Sarah’s Fight for Education

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Collage of Vannak

From Sponsored Child to Midwife

Vannak shows what’s possible for sponsored girls

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6 girls smiling

World Vision Joins Global Alliance Board to Tackle Hunger and Poverty

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A community member inputs into the climate risk assessment for food and nutrition security in Ngwamanota community, Kishapu District, Northern Tanzania

Addressing the nutrition gap in climate action

The impact of climate change on nutritional outcomes is frequently overlooked, and climate adaptation actions often fail to address this vital issue. The International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) are co-developing nutrition-sensitive adaptation plans with World Vision and communities in Tanzania and the Solomon Islands.

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Glory

Periods Kept Glory Out of School

For 13-year-old Glory, a lack of toilets and pads meant missing school, falling behind, and facing risks no child should endure. But thanks to child sponsorship, her story is changing—and so are the futures of thousands of girls like her.

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collage of girls

What happens when 100 girls are sponsored?

Here’s why your support matters, and how it creates lasting change in the lives of girls everywhere.

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Aden, Health and Nutrition officer, prepares Ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUFT) boxes for distribution at an internally displaced persons (IDP) camp in Somalia

World Humanitarian Day

Needs Haven’t Shrunk. 
But the Aid Has.