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A Journey of Inspiration and Impact

04 Nov 2023
Child Sponsorship Stories
Trip Reflections

This trip gave me invaluable insights into the remarkable initiatives by World Vision in Sindhuli East. It was a life-enriching experience filled with inspirational encounters and a renewed sense of hope for the community's future. Although the key challenges have not been fully overcome, the initiatives in place are making a positive difference. 

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Four in Ten (37%) Parents Globally say their Children Don’t Get Proper Nutrients Daily; 21% Say their Children Have Gone to Bed Hungry in the Last Month

16 Oct 2023
Children in Crisis
Hunger Crisis

World Vision International and Ipsos Release Global Survey on Child Hunger

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A Trip Like No Other - Ende, Indonesia 2023

22 Sep 2023
Child Sponsorship Stories
Trip Reflections

Ende, Indonesia has always been a place of personal significance for me. Having been raised by a kakak from Ende, I have subconsciously accorded Ende with people of big hearts and warm spirits. Naturally, this led me to sponsor a child from Ende in June 2020. When the opportunity to travel to Ende presented itself, it was a no-brainer for me.

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She aspired to be like me to help others when she grows up

21 Sep 2023
Child Sponsorship Stories

We are so glad to learn that our little girl is working hard to enrol herself into university to move farther in life. For a moment, it felt like our own little girl is going to university soon. It has been a fulfilling journey knowing we have been able to help a little girl grow into a beautiful young lady. 

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Leon: What Her Girlhood Looks Like

21 Sep 2023
Child Sponsorship Stories

Leon, a 12-year-old girl living in Kapeni, southern Malawi, faces immense challenges due to droughts, floods and global economic pressures, which have taken a heavy toll on her family's income and access to food. Such natural disasters, and the ensuing economic pressures, pose a particular threat to women and girls, who are more likely to miss school to take care of domestic responsibilities, suffer from domestic violence, experience child marriage and sexual assault, and suffer from intimate partner violence.

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