Vannak shows what’s possible for sponsored girls

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.

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.

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

Needs Haven’t Shrunk. 
But the Aid Has. 

In Akkar, Lebanon, hundreds of vulnerable children are receiving vital catch-up education after years of disruption. In this photo essay, meet the students and teachers reigniting a love for learning.

In war-torn Syria, Iman’s story reflects the strength of countless single mothers battling poverty and displacement. Through World Vision’s emergency dignity and baby kits, she found not just essential supplies—but a renewed sense of hope and agency.

When the only clinic in Umm al-Safa was set to close, Asala and a group of determined women led a peaceful campaign to save it. Their efforts protected vital healthcare for nearly 3,000 people—and proved the power of grassroots action in the face of crisis.