Cash assistance is more than money. It is choice, dignity, and local solutions. World Vision ensures cash reaches those who need it most, even in the toughest contexts like Sudan, where banking infrastructure is limited. Watch the full story at https://ow.ly/Q9ww50YZPni

Don't let this go to voicemail. 📲 Families from these 10 countries are calling for you to remember them. Pick up, lean in, and keep paying attention to the places that have dropped from the headlines. And if you want to find out more, go to https://ow.ly/7usS50Z3omQ

Crisis doesn’t wait for anyone, and neither do we. We are always ready. Last year, World Vision assisted 35.6 million people (including 19 million children), responding to 104 disasters across 70 countries. Find out more about how you can help: https://ow.ly/iWCt50YVCyt

Since 2023, Sudan has been gripped by a brutal conflict between rival military forces. Displacement has torn families apart, pushed children out of school, and left many facing hunger, and violence. Sudan’s children continue to pay the highest price. https://ow.ly/bFCG50Z3orA

Climate change is already here. Farmers in Eswatini are facing hailstorms, drought, and heavy rains that are threatening their livelihoods and survival. Let's listen to those living through climate extremes and remember that our choices impact everyone on this planet.

In 2025, we stayed committed to the hardest places to be a child. Despite challenges, we prioritised the most vulnerable, delivering urgent aid and investing in lasting solutions. Thanks to supporters like you and partners, we reached millions. Swipe to see our impact in fragile contexts.

What do we mean by 'fragile context'? In communities facing constant uncertainty, resilience takes root in powerful ways. World Vision partners with vulnerable and fragile communities, responding to immediate needs while helping families rebuild, recover, and move forward with hope.

Health, nutrition, and mental well‑being are the foundation of childhood. That’s why we partner with communities and frontline health workers to protect children, strengthen care, and build resilience in times of crisis.

When we care for those in need, we reflect God’s heart. World Vision is helping turn compassion into lasting change for the world’s most vulnerable. Join us and help build a world where every child is seen, valued, and cared for. ➡️ https://ow.ly/OK8t50Z2ePY

For Na and her parents, safety after the Cambodia–Thailand border conflict now looks like a temporary shelter, shared toilets, and a learning space made of tarpaulin. World Vision Cambodia has been supporting displaced families, reaching approximately 140,000 people, including 50,000 children.

Healthy childhoods begin with healthy moms. We work with families and local health workers to support women through pregnancy and beyond—providing nutrition support, health checks, and guidance that help mothers stay strong and babies grow healthy from the very start.

Every year, around 5 million children don’t live to see their fifth birthday from diseases that are preventable. We're working with partners, families, and communities to change that—strengthening health systems, making vaccines accessible, and helping save young lives.

Helping moms become super, with Super Cereal! During pregnancy, Gina was identified as being at risk of undernutrition. Early screening, nutrition counselling, and fortified Super Cereal Plus provided by World Vision helped her regain strength, keep breastfeeding, and return to work with confidence.

True health means caring for both body and mind. When we protect both, we create the foundation for stronger, healthier lives.

More than half of the children screened in South Darfur are malnourished. For families already displaced by conflict, hunger has become another constant threat to childhood. Behind every measurement is a child whose growth has been interrupted and a parent hoping this visit will change their future.

When families have been forced to flee their homes, healthcare can be inaccessible. Health clinics in refugee camps provide essential services like prenatal care, vaccinations, and support for malnutrition. With consistent care, families can begin to rebuild stronger, healthier futures.

💯 authentic: At just four years old, Klenam’s future is already brighter. Through practical nutrition training and locally made meals, her family gained the knowledge they needed to help her grow strong and healthy—proof that simple, community‑led solutions can change a child’s life.

Sudan’s hunger stats don’t tell the whole story. In Darfur, meals mean connection and belonging. When food disappears, health and identity suffer. James East urges us to rethink “food insecurity.” Read more: https://ow.ly/trlU50Z1GGs

Nutrition kits bring more than food. They give mothers the tools and support they need to help their children grow healthy and strong. Small, practical support can make a lasting difference—helping children grow strong and giving families hope for what’s ahead.

When schools have clean water and proper sanitation, everything changes. At Kooro Primary School, new handwashing facilities mean students are healthier, miss fewer classes, and can focus on their studies! It’s a simple change that’s opening the door to brighter futures for every child.

Healthcare shouldn’t depend on where you were born. We're working around the globe to make quality care more accessible for families everywhere. Through community-centred care, we're strengthening local health systems and helping families build healthier habits.

A simple screening can change a child’s future. Together, we are reaching children early and helping ensure no child is left behind in the fight against malnutrition.

In South Darfur, three World Vision nutrition centres are a lifeline for displaced families. Each centre sees around 70 to 75 people a day for screening, treatment, and monitoring. Right now, 591 children under five and 87 pregnant or lactating women are enrolled in nutrition programmes.

What do children eat for lunch at school? Swipe to see school meals from kids around the world! 👧🏽🍽️ What was your favourite childhood school meal? Let us know in the comments below! ⬇️

Safe environments make a happy childhood possible. Together with communities and partners, we work to protect children and address the root causes of violence so every child can grow up safe and heard.

Clean hands help keep classrooms open. We're working with schools in the Democratic Republic of Congo to install handwashing stations, improve toilets, and build daily hygiene habits that keep children healthy, safe, and learning. Because when hands come first, so does education.

⏰ Reminder: We’re going live in Zimbabwe soon! Don’t miss A Journey to Zimbabwe on May 20—a virtual visit where you’ll see how sponsorship is helping children thrive through better nutrition, education, and opportunity. If you haven't yet, register here https://ow.ly/p6WF50YUJ6j

Good nutrition and health do more than help children survive. They help children grow, learn, and dream bigger for their future. In 2025, 347,791 malnourished children and pregnant and breastfeeding women in 26 countries received life-saving treatment from World Vision. 🧒🏽👧🏾🧒🏼

Pausing this Sunday to rest, reflect, and trust in God’s Word. 🕊️

Hope looks like a child getting stronger. Over the last 10 years, 89% of the severely malnourished children World Vision treated made a full recovery. Learn more about our work: https://ow.ly/R5w950Yclj5

When the world looks away, we keep showing up, standing with children, families and communities until poverty and injustice are no longer the end of the story. This is bold hope in action. 🧡

Pathways to resilient and sustainable livelihoods begin with opportunity. Through livelihoods projects and savings groups, World Vision is helping families rebuild what was lost, grow what they have, and move toward a more secure and hopeful future.

Nothing AI-generated here! When a harsh winter threatened livelihoods in Mongolia, families faced unbearable loss and uncertainty. World Vision came alongside herders with humanitarian assistance and stress‑management support, helping communities endure the crisis and take steps toward recovery.

On International Day of Families, we celebrate strong, loving homes. Through World Vision’s Celebrating Families programme, caregivers are strengthening relationships, improving communication, and creating more peaceful homes—because when families grow stronger, children can thrive.

Today, more than 2 million child sponsors support 2.2 million children across 49 countries. In some of the world’s toughest places, we are helping improve the lives of more than 14 million children, working hand in hand with communities to build safer, healthier, and more resilient futures.

In a world marked by uncertainty, 2025 reminded us of the fragility of children’s lives, but also the power of bold hope. With our partners, we positively impacted the lives of more than 43.9 million children through our programming in 2025. Read our 2025 Annual Report: https://ow.ly/1MWy50YULTL

When the world is shaken by crisis, we show up for children. In 2025, World Vision reached over 35 million people affected by conflict, climate shocks, and hunger. Because when crisis strikes, giving up on children is never an option.

Clean water and safe sanitation help children and communities thrive. In 2025, World Vision reached millions with access to clean water, sanitation and handwashing facilities, including hundreds of thousands in emergencies where WASH is an immediate, life‑saving need.

From early learning to life skills, education is changing lives. Around the world, World Vision is helping children learn better, read with understanding, and build the skills they need for the future. 📚

2025 was particularly challenging on the humanitarian front. Not only did humanitarian needs grow at an unprecedented pace; they were coupled with unexpected funding gaps. But with bold, courageous action, we reached 35.6 million people affected by disasters with holistic humanitarian assistance.

At nine, Alberta struggled to read and keep up in school. That all changed when she joined a World Vision–supported children’s club and reading programme. With books and support, she gained confidence, now helps her siblings, and dreams of becoming a nurse.

Strong health, nutrition, and well‑being are essential for children. Each year, World Vision helps deliver life‑saving health care, better nutrition, and mental health support to millions of the world’s most vulnerable children, while strengthening the systems and communities that care for them.

19 million children. When we talk about impact, we’re talking about children who are safer and healthier. Who are learning and dreaming. Together, we’ve impacted the lives of 19 million vulnerable children in the last year. Hope isn’t just a dream. It’s a reality.

In fragile communities in Honduras, many children face daily pressure from gangs, drugs, and violence. "Schools of Peace" equips teachers and engages parents to build a culture rooted in peace. Through Nurturing with Tenderness workshops, classrooms become safer, more respectful spaces for children.

In 2025, our advocacy work centred on what matters most: children’s rights, voices, and futures. By empowering children and communities to speak up, we’ve helped strengthen local systems and influence policies so services are more responsive, more inclusive, and more rooted in children’s real needs.

What does a year of impact look like? It looks like this. World Vision staff, donors, partners, children, and communities coming together to create lasting change for children everywhere. 🔗 Read our 2025 Global Annual Report and discover what we did together: https://ow.ly/CRqe50YVe4N

A reminder for today and the week ahead. May these words steady your heart and lift your eyes as you step into a new week.🕊️

Parents everywhere want the same things for their children: safety, opportunity, and the chance to thrive. Child sponsorship strengthens families with the tools, knowledge, and community support they need to protect their children from harm, meet their basic needs, and support their growth.

Child sponsorship in under 30 seconds ⏱️ Sponsorship isn’t just giving, it's life-changing. Your support goes beyond one child, helping fund clean water, education, and healthcare so whole communities can thrive. 🧡 Join us and start making a real difference today.

What happens when a family gets a pathway out of poverty? In Mahottari, World Vision Nepal’s Ultra‑Poor Graduation support helped Kanchan’s family start a small shop. Today, the shop brings steady income, the children are continuing their education, and they have savings for the future.