In Niger, dedicated #CommunityHealthWorkers like Seyni and Maimouna are changing lives, one visit at a time. #WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WorldHealthDay #InvestInHealth Read their story: https://ow.ly/Eqet50YBwl2

Meet Dolma—a favourite meal with nourishing ingredients and tradition in every bite. Ever wondered how it’s made? Let World Vision Iraq show you. Donate now and receive the free Nourishing Peace Cookbook E-book: https://ow.ly/RtU150YBX53

Georgia’s iconic dumpling khinkali hails from the country’s mountain regions, where shepherds relied on hearty, warm food to endure bitter winters. Learn how to make khinkali by donating and receiving a free E-book of our Nourishing Peace Cookbook: https://ow.ly/bxRt50YBYvw

Evidence matters. Our research across 9 countries shows that stronger health systems are key to improving nutrition and child health. Learn about the key findings of our study of 268 health facilities: https://ow.ly/HgKn50YBwAz #WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WorldHealthDay #ENOUGH #StandWithScience

Every hour, a child at risk of dying from malnutrition receives life‑saving treatment thanks to our work in some of the most fragile places. With your support, we’re helping children recover, grow strong, and get a chance at a healthier future.

Donate and receive the Nourishing Peace Cookbook E-book! This collection contains stories and recipes from 12 countries in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Your donation will help support families and contribute to solutions that address the root causes of hunger. https://ow.ly/GEq850YC0pz

Too many mothers and newborns still die from preventable causes. Science-based care can change that. Through community health clinics, we're helping women improve their health—so they can have healthier pregnancies, healthier recoveries, and healthier babies! #WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WorldHealthDay

We often talk about outbreaks, but not enough about the people who stop them. In a cholera outbreak in Kolwezi, DRC, community health workers acted fast—raising awareness, decontaminating surroundings, and teaching families how to stay safe. Their quick action saves lives. #WorldHealthWorkerWeek

Do you know a health worker? Celebrate them this World Health Worker Week and #WorldHealthDay! From remote villages to fragile settings, community health workers bring trusted, science-based care to families every day. Kudos and more power to you! 👏🏼💪🏽 🙏🏼#StandWithScience

"I’ve been through all of this, I grew up in a refugee camp." Meet Paula, a midwife at World Vision’s health centre in Renk, South Sudan. Paula provides lifesaving care with compassion and resilience to mothers and babies in their most vulnerable moments. #WorldHealthWorkerWeek

The bigger the crisis, the bolder the hope. Our Haiti annual impact report shows how children are protected, families rebuild, and resilience thrives. Swipe to see the highlights in education, clean water, child protection, livelihoods, and more. Take a closer look=> https://ow.ly/rQbs50YC02i

Science saves lives. At World Vision, we work with communities to turn evidence into action so children can survive and thrive. #WorldHealthWorkerWeek #WorldHealthDay #StandWithScience Learn more about our work in health: https://ow.ly/XXQP50YBwm5

School meals bring children comfort and hope. Through World Vision’s #BreadAndTomorrow project, meals and learning support are helping attendance and performance. Discover stories and recipes in the #ENOUGH Nourishing Peace cookbook. Donate and receive a free E-book: https://ow.ly/wVx850YC2Wa

Happy Easter! He is risen! 🕊️

POV: You're a faith leader and you see the lives of parents and children in your community transformed through World Vision programmes! 😄

Faith is a major part of daily life, shaping decisions, relationships, and hopes. By partnering with local faith actors, we work in ways that truly resonate with families. This helps us understand the root causes of harm, promote positive behaviours, and strengthen accountability to those we serve.

As a Christian development, emergency, and advocacy organisation, for over 70 years, we have harnessed the power of faith communities to help children and communities build a better future. Here are 10 facts about how and why.

You may never know just how far your kindness, compassion and generosity reach. But we do. Last year, supporters around the world helped World Vision reach more than 335 million vulnerable children experience care, protection and opportunity. Your love knows no bounds. ❤️

Wishing you a blessed Good Friday. 🕊️

If it helps you run faster, think bigger, and grow taller… it’s a big deal! 🥗 World Vision supports children’s recovery from malnutrition and helps prevent undernutrition by partnering with communities to improve nutrition services and building practical, everyday nutrition habits that stick.

Over 500,000 faith leaders have partnered with World Vision to strengthen their communities and address child vulnerabilities. Faith leaders are the original "influencers!" Together, we're creating lasting change and bringing more children closer to achieving fullness of life.

In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, thousands of children have lost everything to conflict—but healing is still possible. World Vision’s "Let The Children Come" programme helps children process trauma through psychosocial support, Bible reading clubs, and safe spaces.

In Ukraine, World Vision is training faith leaders in mental health and psychosocial support, so they can care for others while also protecting their own well-being. By strengthening the helpers, faith communities are better able to bring healing, resilience, and hope where it is needed most.

Hunger isn't just statistics. It's a daily reality for families making tough choices. Through the Faith-Based Nutrition Dialogues, we've learned that hunger is preventable, and women and girls often carry the greatest burden. These stories are real https://ow.ly/kLrO50YwZv1

If you could write a letter to your younger self, what would you say? For Women's History Month, we asked women leaders at World Vision to write a letter to their younger self. Happygirl reminds her younger self to be courageous, and to not be afraid to take up space!

Hope holds on in the hardest places. When crisis strikes, children face fear, loss, and extreme vulnerability. That's why we work alongside local partners to deliver lifesaving essentials, safe spaces for children, and the support families need to survive the first days of an emergency and beyond.

Hunger isn't just a technical challenge; it's about dignity, responsibility, and justice. Faith communities are already responding, but are systems ready to work with them? See findings from 93 Faith-Based Nutrition Dialogues worldwide: https://ow.ly/tLYM50YwV1k #Nutrition #CommunityVoices #Enough

Javira has the joy of the Lord, and the joy of education! Thanks to the child sponorship programme in his community, his family was able to learn financial literacy and increase their income, allowing him to return to school!

When faith leads the way, even the hardest moments can turn into hope. With God, nothing is impossible. 🕊️

It's Women's History Month, and women leaders at World Vision are sharing their letters to their younger self! Kathrine writes about learning to become bold and courageous, and how it will lead her to speak up for others!

Dear younger self... Chido Chetsanga, Regional Director from West Africa, shares the advice she would give her younger self! 🧡

One year after the Myanmar earthquakes, healing continues. Child-Friendly spaces give children safety, stability, and joy, helping them overcome fear and rebuild their confidence and lives.

DYK? When women are able to contribute to their household income, families are more likely to invest in children's health and education. Through business loans, savings groups, and financial education, we're equipping women to take control of their finances and improve their family income.

Water does more than quench thirst — it shapes everything! 💦 With clean water, families can stay healthy, practice good hygiene, and send children to school instead of fetching water. It means fewer illnesses, more dignity, and stronger communities. Clean water is everything!

Surrounded by water, yet unable to drink it. This was reality for marshland families in Mindanao, Philippines. But since 2022, P&G and World Vision have helped 5,200 families treat water safely—protecting health and building resilience where it’s needed most.

"You may not feel ready...but the truth is, no one ever truly feels ready." For Women's History Month, female leaders at World Vision share advice and encourgament they wish they could tell their younger self. Impact Director Tata Mikeladze shares the thoughts her younger self needed to hear.

"Dear younger me..." For International Women's Day, we asked women leaders at World Vision what they wish they could tell their younger self! Ekaterine reminds us that failure is not defeat, but rather preparation for something bigger and better.

If you could write a letter to your younger self, what would you say? For Women's History Month, we asked women leaders at World Vision to write a letter to their younger self. Myagmartsermaa reminds her younger self to speak up for what's important, and to always be true to herself!

💧✨ Happy World Water Day! 🌍💙 Today, let's celebrate the precious gift of water, and all the ways water makes a difference in the lives of vulnerable communities around the globe!

Speaking up for justice paves the way toward a kinder, more equal world. 🕊️

Helping children access a better future? That's what happiness means to us! 😄 ✨ What's YOUR definition of happiness?

Sponsorship takes centre stage! 🎭 Through sponsorship in Tungrahua province, children are learning about their rights, and parents are gaining tools like positive parenting and positive masculinity. And because childhood should include joy—not just survival—kids can also join art and dance classes!

What message did your younger self need to hear? For Sandra, it was to stay true to herself! Today, Sandra is the National Director of World Vision Peru! Swipe to see what else she would say to her younger self! ➡️

Can sponsorship help children’s health? It did for Dinushka’s kids! Before sponsorship, her children were often hungry and tired. Then a nutrition programme taught Dinushka how to make affordable and healthy meals. In three months, her daughter gained a kilogram and had energy to play again!

In conflict, disasters, and fragile places, children face new risks every day. We work alongside communities to strengthen protection systems so that every girl and boy can grow up safe, secure, and surrounded by care. 👦🏽 🧡 👧🏾

Not many people know this, but most children around the world aren’t getting the nutritious food they need to thrive. That's why we're tackling hunger at its roots. Together, we can help more children eat well and live well. 🧡

Every week, World Vision helps adults across communities learn how to protect children and create safer spaces. Through training, awareness, and stronger local protection systems, families are building communities where children are valued, safe, and able to thrive.

What message do you wish your younger self could have heard? For Women's History Month, we asked female leaders at World Vision to write a letter to their younger self. Here's what Margaret wrote ➡️📝

Happy Sunday! 🕊️ What is something in your life that brings you peace this week? Sound off in the comments! ⬇️

733 million people. That number represents real people, real families, real children going to bed hungry. No one should face hunger—yet millions still do. We believe that hunger is solvable, and we're working to address it with nutrition, livelihoods, and community‑led solutions. Let's end hunger.