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“I never thought that I would see Bizu in person, because Ethiopia is so far away. I was overwhelmed with joy when I finally met her – to see her healthy and able to go to school. My monthly gift of $45 may be a small sum but it is able to provide a poor child and her entire community!”
Li Hua on her visit to Seden Muchuchata Area Development Programme, Ethiopia in September 2005 where she met her nine-year old sponsored child, Bizu.
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“I didn’t think that my little contribution could improve Napaporn’s life in such a great way. She has done so well in her studies and I am so proud of her. I am very happy that her family is also doing well and is able to support themselves now.”
Swee Heok on her visit to Nam Pu Area Development Programme, Thailand, in 2007 where she met her 15-year-old sponsored child, Nappaporn and her grandmother. Swee Heok sponsored her from the time she was 7 years old.
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Cipinang Melayu, Indonesia
When World Vision started supporting Cipinang Melayu in 1997, most of the community was living under the poverty line. With the support of our child sponsors, the quality of life has improved for 38,779 people, of which 13,430 were children. Full report here.
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Cipinang Melayu, Indonesia
The completion of the Cipinang Melayu Area Development programme was featured in the Jakarta Post when the children finally had the opportunity to meet the sponsors that have helped them gain access to education and healthcare facilities for years.
Full article here.
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Tiandong, China
When World Vision began supporting Tiandong in 2001, the per capita income of its population of 389,500 was less than RMB 1,500 (USD 183). With the support of our child sponsors, 25,564 lives have been transformed for the better. Full report here.
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Nam Pu, Thailand
When World Vision began supporting Nam Pu in 1990, many were in lack, and most children could not continue their education after primary school. With the support of child sponsors, Nam Pu saw improvement in their lives, with 1,200 children benefiting from higher learning opportunities. Full report here. |
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Seden Muchuchata, Ethiopia
When World Vision started supporting Seden Muchuchata in 1994, the community lived in a vicious cycle poverty plagued by problems like malnutrition, illiteracy and squalid surroundings. With the support of our child sponsors, the quality of life has improved for 19,724 people. Full report here.
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Over 2.7 million livestock killed by snowstorm in Mongolia
 Winter storm in Mongolia, Zud, has blanketed 90% of the country in deep snow and killed at least 2.7 million livestock, leaving Mongolia with one of its worst losses in many decades.
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New Child Sponsors Gathering
 Are you a new World Vision child sponsor or someone interested to help a poverty-stricken child? Let us share with you ways to improve a needy child’s life through World Vision Child Sponsorship. Join us at our next New Child Sponsors Gathering on 12th March and bring your friends too!
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Join the Singapore team at World Vision International
 Our team in Singapore is growing and we are looking for passionate and like-minded individuals to serve the poor along with us! Find out how you can help transform the lives of children, families and communities for the better.
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World Vision on Elite List of Fiscally Responsible Organisations
 World Vision has made it into the top 10 most fiscally responsible charities, according to financial magazine, Worth. We are praised for spending only 8.5% of our budget on fund-raising. Worth says World Vision also subscribes to stringent management and financial accountability protocols.
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