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

When a girl in her community was forced to marry, Genoveva couldn’t just sit back and watch. She had to do something about it! And that’s how she became one of our outspoken #Changemakers. What inspires YOU to #BeTheChange?

These #Changemakers in Colombia are using flash mobs, performances, and other public events to help end violence against children. For example, they celebrate a yearly “Week of Peace” to promote peace and reconciliation. What are you doing to spread peace in your community? Tell us all about it!

1 million children. Standing up. Speaking out. Making a difference. 💪🏾 Every day, we empower children to advocate for their rights and well-being. By giving them the support and tools for advocacy, they not only improve their own futures, but the futures of their communities.

Happy Lunar New Year! 🎉🌙 May your year be filled with joy, prosperity, and good fortune! #LunarNewYear

Change is not just wishful thinking. Last year, World Vision contributed to 1,010 policy changes in 77 countries, addressing the root causes of poverty and vulnerability. Real change starts with everyday people deciding to use their voices for good. Join us: https://ow.ly/JtfH50YbUP7

Children’s rights are slipping off the global agenda, and the consequences for children are devastating. That’s why World Vision is urgently advocating in every space we can, pushing for policies that protect children, challenging unjust systems, and amplifying children’s voices. 📣

We are called to stand up, speak out, and defend the vulnerable. And we don’t step into this work alone. As we raise our voices for the vulnerable, God strengthens and guides us. Keep moving forward with courage; every act of justice reflects God’s heart and brings light into the world.

World Vision is proud to be a key partner in the School Meals Coalition. Thanks to child-led advocacy, 64 governments have committed to stronger school meal programmes—bringing us closer to #Enough for every child. Learn more: https://ow.ly/9jbq50YbTAx

Reading was the key! Alberta once isolated herself at school because she struggled with English. Child sponsorship in her community helped create a reading club and resource centre where she learned and became confident. Now she reads with ease and dreams of becoming a nurse!

Happy Valentine’s Day! Let's spread love that lasts far beyond today—love that empowers children, strengthens families, and changes communities. 🧡

Every child deserves a space to grow! Through child sponsorship, World Vision helps build learning centres, train facilitators, and provide books ... empowering children to read, dream, and break free from poverty.

Child Sponsorship creates lasting change! Your pooled donations bring safe water, nourishing food, healthcare, education, and protection to vulnerable children—empowering communities to break the cycle of poverty. Sponsor a child today: https://ow.ly/7Icv50Yacl2

Every year on Red Hand Day, the world stands against the use of children in armed conflict. Every child deserves safety, dignity, and freedom from violence.

Pesala loves the veggies in his family garden! After floods kept destroying their crops, his family joined agricultural training through a child sponsorship programme in their area. Now their garden is thriving, providing food, income and even teaching neighbours new skills.

Nayeem grew up shy and afraid—but joining a World Vision Child Forum changed everything. He learned about children’s rights, found his voice, and helped train 1,300 kids on safety and rights. Now he’s speaking up, protecting others, and dreaming of a future free from violence.

How do children experience God’s love amid crisis and inequality? Join our final webinar on February 17 to hear findings from the "Hope Rooted in God’s Love Measure" and plans for a large-scale Global Study of Faith and Child Flourishing. Register free: https://ow.ly/8umN50Y7SGb

Every child deserves a safe place. 🧡 World Vision’s child friendly spaces give kids a space to play and learn—while being protected from the risks. These spaces offer more than activities—they offer safety, healing, and hope. Because when children have room to play, they have room to thrive.

What is this and why is it in the middle of the village? In Agorhokpo, Ghana, staying informed used to be a challenge. But a new solar‑powered multipurpose pole now shares important messages day and night. Families can stay informed, learn about health & child rights and support community progress.

Child trafficking is modern‑day slavery. Kids are exploited for labour, armed groups, and crime—often groomed online or targeted in crises. World Vision counters it with safe havens, counselling, family reunification, safe‑migration info, community awareness and justice.

"Then Jesus took a little child whom he placed among them. Taking the child in his arms, he said to them, 'Whoever welcomes one of these little children in my name welcomes me; and whoever welcomes me does not welcome me but the one who sent me.'” Mark 9:36-37

Violence is pushing kids out of school in Honduras—but World Vision’s Schools of Peace project is changing that. By teaching children, teachers, and parents how to manage conflict respectfully, we're helping keep students in class and building safer, stronger communities.

Children don’t always see the danger online—but it can change their lives forever. Michaela learned how easily kids can be exploited online. Through school and World Vision programs, she gained confidence and now helps other kids stay aware, speak up, and stay safe online.

Female Genital Mutilation is a violation of girls’ rights, and a failure of protection systems. On the Day of Zero Tolerance of FGM, we call for stronger laws, sustained funding, and accountability to end FGM everywhere. #ZeroToleranceOfFGM #EndFGM #GirlsRights

Did you know the beauty industry is linked to child labour? Common beauty ingredients like palm oil, cocoa, vanilla, and shea are frequently harvested using child labour. Children are often forced into labour and subjected to unsafe working conditions. Learn more: https://ow.ly/tGaF50Y6EoW

After the earthquakes shook their world, children needed a safe place to feel like children again. After a devastating earthquake in the Philippines last fall, World Vision set up a Child‑Friendly Space where kids can sing, dance, play, and begin to heal from the trauma they experienced.

Every child deserves a childhood—not a workload. Child labour steals kids’ safety, education, and dreams. World Vision works with communities to protect children, strengthen schools, support parents, and ensure no child’s future is taken by exploitation. Protect children. Empower futures.

More than 3,600 people displaced by the November attacks in Nampula have received hygiene kits and food assistance. World Vision, with a long-term presence in Mozambique, is standing with affected families to protect children, restore stability, and meet urgent needs.

No girl should ever be forced into marriage. Married at 14, Sabina endured abuse and violence and was left to raise her daughter alone. With World Vision’s support, she rebuilt her life and is now a champion against child marriage. Let's ensure every girl has the freedom to choose her own future,

Violence—the worst crime against children—affects around 1.7 billion children around the world every year. Join us in building a world where every child is safe, protected, and free from fear. Because it takes a world to end violence against children. Learn more https://ow.ly/8L5n50Y7MUJ

Our team has raised the alarm on the number of unaccompanied and separated children arriving in South Darfur. Many traveled alone to flee violence and now live in overcrowded shelters. Urgent support is needed for safe water, food, shelter, child protection, and health services.

Venezuela’s humanitarian crisis is hitting children the hardest. Food insecurity, emotional stress, and forced displacement are taking a deep toll on kids’ well‑being. Many are going to bed hungry, facing anxiety, and being uprooted from their homes—losing the stability every child deserves.

Child labour takes children out of the classroom, and places them in dangerous, exploitative, or abusive situations. We're working to get kids back in school, so they can learn, play, and just be children! Stand with us to #EndChildLabour.

She was only 14. Forced into marriage to ease her family’s debt, Kulsuma lost everything she loved. What followed was a year of abuse that nearly cost her life. But Kulsuma survived. With courage, she reached out for help and made it home. Today, she’s rebuilding her life with her family’s support.

Our 1,400+ child protection projects in 60 countries are helping vulnerable children stay safe, heal, and thrive. Let's create a world where every child is free from violence and filled with hope. #ChildProtection #WorldVision

A world without violence against children is possible. But it takes leaders who are committed to changing harmful cultural norms, parents who are empowered to nurture their children, and communities that put children first.

The impacts of sponsorship begin with one life—and spread to the whole community. Thanks to child sponsorship, Vannak stayed in school and chased her dream. Today she’s a midwife and registered nurse, caring for mothers and babies at her local health centre — and helping her whole community thrive.

It's time to end the abuse, neglect, and exploitation of children. That's why we're investing in safe spaces, parental support, and communities that show up for kids. No child should experience violence—ever.

Happy Sunday! 🙏 What are you looking forward to this week?

Four-month-old Marzia is all smiles in her mother’s arms at a World Vision clinic in rural Afghanistan. It's as if she understands that the polio, rotavirus, pentavalent, and PCV vaccines she received are protecting her young life.

Through Esperanza sin Fronteras (Hope Without Borders), Camila found a community that welcomed her and gave her the confidence to speak up. She discovered leadership skills and found the courage to give her first public talk—sparking her passion for advocating for adolescent girls and their rights.

Malnourished no more 🍽️ Wasting steals a child’s strength and potential, fast — but recovery can happen. Through community‑based treatment, growth monitoring, and access to lifesaving nutrition support, World Vision is helping children beat malnutrition and reclaim their futures.

Drugs are available to treat schistosomiasis and other #NeglectedTropicalDiseases (NTDs). So why are almost 1.5 billion people still affected by them? Our colleague, Dr. Eun Seok Kim, an infectious disease physician, explains why drugs aren't enough—and what it will take to #BeatNTDs #WorldNTDDDAY

This is egg‑straordinary impact! Non once struggled with severe malnutrition due to unstable food supplies. But after training from World Vision, Non's family learned how to secure reliable food and income. Now, Non is no longer severely underweight—taking steps toward a healthier, stronger future.

Wildfires are still raging in Chile, where thousands of families have already been displaced. Children are bearing the brunt of this crisis. This is why World Vision and our partners are coordinating efforts to ensure that children who've been affected are safe and cared for.

Widowed. 5 kids. No income. Then ducks changed everything. Through World Vision, Landrine received a few ducks to start a small family farm. Now, with the income earned from her ducks, she can pay for her children's education and pursue financial security for her family.

Wildfires have broken out in the Ñuble and Biobío regions of Chile, causing significant destruction, evacuations, and emergency response efforts. The situation remains critical with extensive damage to homes and community facilities. Please pray for affected families. 🧡

While the ambition to address global hunger is high, delivery falls short. The systems exist. The question is whether we use them. Read more 👉 https://ow.ly/5nGG50Y1MWT

Children in the poorest households are twice as likely to die before their fifth birthday as their peers in wealthier households. We work with partners to address the leading causes of illness and death among children under five. Learn more https://ow.ly/UmQ050Y1Out

After migrating from Venezuela, Camila found a safe, supportive space in World Vision’s youth network — a place where she grew into a leader. Today, Camila speaks up about leadership, rights, and preventing teen pregnancy, showing young people that when you’re empowered, you can empower others too.