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For the past three years, Patrick has given his time and energy to help communities and schools in Makira’s Weather Coast in the Solomon Islands to build their water supply and sanitation. 

In 2013 in Malawi, only 41 per cent of pupils passed the national examination at the end of primary school to enable admission into public secondary school. One of the children who passed the exam was a remarkable 16-year-old boy named Greford, who came from a very remote village in Malawi. He passed the exam against significant odds – including the fact that he was born without arms. 

World Vision’s view is to take into account voices of young people. Over the past ten years World Vision has spoken to more than 11,000 children in various emergencies about their experiences and what they need after a disaster or crisis. 

One year since the worst Ebola outbreak was declared across West Africa, World Vision has hailed its collaborative work with Sierra Leone communities as being instrumental in averting the catastrophic spread of the virus.

Motto Primary School in Sanzawa ADP has long emphasised “self-reliance” as a virtue, in a region of Tanzania that faces frequent food insecurity.