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Reaching 1 new person every 10 seconds, World Vision is the largest provider of clean water in the world. 

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Every year, we provide access to nutritious food to more than 5 million children.

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We ensure the most vulnerable have access to healthcare services. Put simply, we save lives.

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We’re protecting children wherever they are vulnerable - whether they're living on the streets, in refugee camps, or in their homes.

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We respond to disasters with life-saving speed and then stay to ensure the lives of disaster-affected families and communities are rebuilt.

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Your generosity is transforming lives every day

Maasai women in business

In Magugu, Tanzania a group of Maasai women in a World Vision women’s group are taking business into their own hands by producing and selling beautiful handmade jewellery.

Magugu Community, Tanzania, Africa

Access to water is building a strong community

Once a well is built we ensure that the community knows, and cares for, the clean water they have received.

Lipiri Community, Malawi, Africa

Channels of Hope - Ending gender-based violence in Timor-Leste

World Vision Timor-Leste’s gender-based violence project ‘Channels of Hope’ is providing training to community groups, local authorities, and students from local schools.

Timor Leste, Pacific

The Bamboo Tippy Tap, a Vanuatu innovation that improves children's health

Innovation in southwest Tanna, Vanuatu is helping children and the community stay healthy and be environmentally sustainable. 

Vanuatu, Pacific

A little education goes a long way

Education wasn’t seen as important in this village so Gilit dropped out to school to work at age 9.

Pirganj Community, Bangladesh, Asia

East Malaita Early Childhood Education project

We have already supported 1,338 children across 17 remote communities to have the best start to their education.

Solomon Islands, Pacific

Mercy now gets to eat healthy food every day

Every child needs healthy food to grow strong and be able to learn. Vegetables and a varied diet are key for children’s future.

Onga Community, Malawi, Africa

Food program keeps girls in school

In this part of Malawi roughly one out of two girls married before age 15, some as young as 12. In a food crisis, these issues are often exacerbated but not for Jessy.

Africa