2026 is bringing these children closer to their dreams. What are you working towards this year? #NewYearResolutions

We're stepping into the new year with bold hope! Hope that vulnerable children will have access to safety, nutrition, education, and so much more! Join us to make 2026 a year of transformation for children around the world! 🧡🌎

Tonight isn’t just about fireworks—it’s about hope and new beginnings. 🎇 🎆 As you count down to midnight tonight—what's one wish you have for the New Year? #NewYearsEve #2026

From our family to yours—we wish you a very Merry Christmas 🎄🧡

This Christmas, give a gift that lasts beyond the season. Child Sponsorship helps improve the lives of children like Hanny, whose community benefits from sponsor-funded programmes. Your support brings smiles today and opportunities tomorrow. Start a journey of hope with a child today!

All we want for Christmas is ... life in all its fullness for every child: 🎁 a loving family 🎁 education 🎁 nutrition 🎁 clean water 🎁 health care 🎁 a healthy planet 🎁 peace 🎁 food security 🎁 timely and appropriate support in emergencies 🎁 gender equality 🎁 child participation 🎁 protection

We call on Governments at the #GRFProgressReview2025 to translate pledges into action through multi-year, cost-effective investments in inclusive child protection systems.

Christmas is nearly here! What special Christmas traditions are you looking forward to this year? Let us know in the comments! 🎄

For Jeremías, migration is like swimming—every stroke takes courage. At just 5, Jeremías left Venezuela with his family in search of a better life. Today in Colombia, he swims toward his dreams. Learn more: https://ow.ly/708Y50XJGzK

75 years of... food relief, shelter kits, hygiene kits, clean water, child-friendly spaces, cash assistance, food vouchers, and so much more. 🧡 Learn how we support refugees and migrants: https://ow.ly/B4kl50XKtxm

DYK? Over 2.3 million children have been sponsored through World Vision. Thats 2.3 million lives changed—for good. 🧡 #ChildSponsorship

NEW! 🚨 Read our latest report about Disaster Management in 2025—and how we're looking ahead. Read here: https://ow.ly/cp9O50XIIcz

Please pray with us for the affected families in Cambodia and Thailand 🙏 Learn more: https://ow.ly/MB4r50XLLNa

Don't say there’s no room at the inn. We need bold action—funding resilience, supporting host nations, enabling safe returns, expanding third-country solutions—to turn promises into progress for refugee children. Read more: https://ow.ly/mWrp50XLvhz #InternationalMigrantsDay

The Christmas story reminds us: displacement is not new. Today, millions are forced to flee—including children. How can we imitate Jesus' solidarity with vulnerable and displaced people? #InternationalMigrantsDay Learn more: https://ow.ly/QjYm50XJXbJ

We call on Governments at the #GRFProgressReview2025 to turn pledges into progress for every child.

World Vision's colour of the year is Pantone Orange 021: the colour of Bold Hope.🧡 Our orange conveys warmth, action, and optimism —a symbol of progress and a better future. We are donors, partners, and faith-driven leaders united by Bold Hope. #PantoneColoroftheYear

As 2025 comes to a close, we look back at the emergency response work accomplished. This year, we responded to 104 emergencies and reached 35.6 million people, including 18.6 million children. Together, we turned crises into hope.

Humanitarian aid is not charity. It is the thread that holds together the fragile futures of millions of children. Learn more at https://ow.ly/z6nU50XIJG1

Our ability to protect children in crisis depends on one thing: political will. But right now, many governments are turning inward. Read why aid must not be the first thing on the chopping block.: https://ow.ly/WSgE50XIGZn

Violent conflicts, food insecurity, and climate‑driven disasters have forced millions to leave home. World Vision stands with migrants and refugees—and we will continue to work to provide safety, education, and hope for a brighter future. 🧡

Every child—regardless of status or origin—should grow up safe, protected, and able to learn and thrive. We stand with the Initiative for Child Rights in the Global Compacts, children and other change makers to advance child rights at the #GRFProgressReview2025 next week.

💡Have you ever wondered....What’s the difference between a refugee, an asylum seeker, and a migrant? Knowing the difference is the first step to treating every person with dignity and understanding.

Happy Sunday! 🕊️ 💡What ways have you experienced welcoming in your community? Sound off below ⬇️

Too often, children are spoken of only in future terms. But around the world, they’re already standing up, speaking out, and making a difference. Supporting one child today can ignite lasting change for an entire community.

What does hope look like? A child with a vision. When we come alongside that vision through sponsorship, we help to shape a stronger future for families, communities, and nations.

🌍 Children thrive when they have access to inclusive systems and services that nurture hope, uphold dignity, fulfill their rights, and amplify their voices in shaping their futures. Join us in supporting the global Multi-Stakeholder Pledge on Child Rights at the #GRFProgressReview2025 next week.

Change is not just coming; it’s already here, led by children who refuse to wait. Children like Leon, who dream of using their voices to advocate for ending violence against children. Supporting a child through #sponsorship helps unlock their potential and uplift communities.

Every child should be able to go to school, dream big, and live free from fear. But right now, girls face the threat of child marriage, sexual harassment and abuse, and so much more—just because they are girls. Here's how child sponsors helped protect girls, as of FY24.

We're looking forward to the #GRFProgressReview2025, where the #ChildRightsPledge is uniting changemakers to protect and promote the rights of refugee & displaced children.

One sponsor. One child. A ripple of change for a community. Our 75 years of development experience has taught us that empowering children and their communities to stand on their own two feet creates real and lasting #change. Sponsor a child today: https://ow.ly/6hGX50XFSib#change

World hunger is rising because of spiralling #foodcosts conflict, and other factors. But the world has enough food to feed everyone—and that means it's possible to end #hunger With the help of sponsors, partners, and supporters, we're addressing child #malnutrition #ENOUGH

Asuntha Charles, National Director, World Vision Vanuatu, hands over the staff of office to Shanna Ligo, incoming Executive Director, REACH Family Centre. REACH was a World Vision-supported project, but it is now an independent NGO dedicated to addressing gender-based violence.

Children forced to flee face violence, exploitation, neglect, and exclusion from essential services such as education and healthcare. We stand with the Initiative for Child Rights in the Global Compacts to advance child rights at the #GRFProgressReview2025 next week.

“Before he got a wheelchair, he had to crawl on the ground to move. He would get very dirty, and it was painful to watch. Now, he can move freely, go outside to play, and be with his friends whenever he wants.” Through #childsponsorship, Boubakar received a wheelchair, and his life changed.

Born without limbs after his mother was shot, Abdullah faces hunger & poverty in Afghanistan. Families like his need urgent support as aid shrinks. Learn more: https://ow.ly/tqiO50XAWCc #IDPwD #WorldDisabilityDay #DisabilityDay

Every child is a precious gift. Let’s cherish them by giving hope, care, and a future. 🧒🏽👧🏿🧒🏾🧡

We don't see limits. We only see possibilities. 🧡

No skips, just hits: our humanitarian #Wrapped is here. Spoiler alert—it’s all about changing lives. 🧡 Enjoy World Vision's 2025 Wrapped! #SpotifyWrapped #2025Wrapped

The secret life of soil 🌱🌱🌱 Around the world, we're working with farmers to bring what appears to be barren soil back to life. How? Through FMNR—one of the key ways we're tackling #ClimateChange making communities more resilient and families more self-sufficient. #WorldSoil Day

“Children living with disabilities are no longer rejected or hidden away.” Stigma and misunderstandings once defined Boubakar’s life. But change came when World Vision raised awareness in his community—changing local attitudes toward children with disabilities. 🔗: https://ow.ly/2YgT50XxcxF

"Now, no challenge can stop me.” Three years ago, Munira’s dream of becoming a doctor was fading. Not because of poor grades, but because she couldn’t see. Then, World Vision Ethiopia helped provide her glasses. Now, she’s back in school, playing volleyball, and dreaming big.

At Emining Special School for the Visually Impaired, #inclusion is more than a word—it’s a way of life. Through #FMNR, they are restoring the land, growing food, and inspiring their community—showing that determination and teamwork can overcome anything.

One wheelchair restored dignity and hope for Aimé in Tshikala, DRC. 👨🏾‍🦽🧡 Born without the use of his legs, he spent years confined indoors. Today, thanks to World Vision DRC’s Gift-In-Kind program, he moves freely, grows his business, and inspires youth as a role model. #IDPWD

We’re committed to ensuring every child with a disability has equal opportunities to thrive. Here’s how we’re making it happen. Learn more at https://ow.ly/yKT750XBkjs #DisabilityInclusion #InclusionMatters #GEDSI #IDPWD #AccessibilityMatters #InclusionIsForEverybody

In Kirkuk, Iraq, 20-year-old Huda’s life changed after a severe illness resulted in the amputation of her leg above the knee. With a limited income, Huda’s family struggles to afford treatment or accessible hygiene facilities at home. Read more about Huda’s journey https://ow.ly/nkCt50XAWzV

REACH Family Centre was a World Vision-supported project. Now, it has grown into an independent NGO dedicated to preventing and responding to gender-based violence across Vanuatu. Watch the handover ceremony and join us in celebrating this milestone! Register https://ow.ly/AorY50XAFlB

Happy Sunday! 🙏

✅ Equal rights ✅ Equal value ✅ Equal opportunities Inequality and exclusion have no place in a just world. We’re committed to breaking barriers and transforming systems so children with disabilities can thrive. Learn more: https://ow.ly/V0VW50XwXg7

Asmita was abandoned by her parents. Forced to drop out of school, she faced neglect and danger. Today, she’s fighting for her future—studying hard and winning medals. For Asmita, education is a lifeline. #GirlsMatter #HopeForChildren