World Vision

Child Sponsorship: World Vision's child sponsorship program creates real, lasting change for millions of children and their communities in fifty countries. Our compassionate staff show God's love to all people as they help build healthy communities to help children reach their God-given potential. World Vision partners with sponsored children's communities over the long term to address critical needs and help communities become more self-sustaining. Where appropriate, World Vision also provides for the spiritual nurture of children through support for local church and parish programs.

Disaster Response: Providing life saving food, water, medical aid, temporary shelters, and child safe spaces, World Vision responds to disasters anywhere in the world. But it doesn't end there, we often stay on to help communities recover and rebuild for the future.

Education: Education is essential to improving the lives of children and their communities. World Vision is committed to helping provide educational assistance in numerous ways like refurbishing schools, providing school supplies, uniforms, textbooks, and more. 

Clean water: Every day, nearly 4,000 children die as a result of drinking unsafe water. To give water is to give life. Clean water can cut a community’s child mortality rate in half. It means food for families whose crops are failing due to drought. It saves livestock. It gives parents a powerful way to improve the health, hygiene, and well-being of their children. World Vision is committed to help develop sources of clean water in the communities we work in.

Food and Health: Two of the world’s biggest child killers—malaria and malnutrition—often work hand-in-hand. A child who is malnourished is at greater risk of contracting and dying from diseases like malaria. World Vision works around the world to address these problems by helping communities develop sustainable agriculture practices to grow nutritious food. We supply children and families with bed nets to keep away disease-carrying mosquitoes, and educate parents on good health, hygiene and nutrition.

Economic Development: World Vision micro loan program supports small-scale entrepreneurship, providing financial services to impoverished women and men and empowering them to work their way out of poverty. Micro loan programs have proven to be an effective economic development strategy that improves the well-being of children, families and communities.