As the world turns its attention to the World Cup, which begins June 14, a World Vision Child-Friendly Space in South Sudan is providing an all-girls soccer program to empower girls to defy gender norms and combat child marriage.
KENYA
She’s on it! Mercy, 7, is a delight to her teacher, always quick to ask and answer questions.
KENYA
She’s on it! Mercy, 7, is a delight to her teacher, always quick to ask and answer questions.
KENYA: She’s on it! Mercy, 7, is a delight to her teacher, always quick to ask and answer questions.
Being a kid means enjoying life. Not worrying about grown-up stuff.
Millions of children face dangers including exploitation, gang violence, sexual assault, and trafficking.
Your gift
thanks to generous grants!
Being a kid means enjoying life.
Not worrying about grown-up stuff.
Millions of children face dangers including exploitation, gang violence, sexual assault, and trafficking.
Your gift
thanks to generous grants!
Everyone can play a role in child protection. Especially you.
People like Marilu are making a difference every day: “I believe God has guided me to help children living in poverty and aid in their future.”
Kelley, a long-time child sponsor, held a fundraiser to help children’s communities become safer and more sustainable.
People like Esther are donating their birthdays to care for children in need:
“Instead of making my birthday about me, I want to make it about others.”
You can shine bright in the toughest places to be a child.
It’s easy to start a fundraiser to protect children in need.
Everyone can play a role in child protection. Especially you.
People like Marilu are making a difference every day: “I believe God has guided me to help children living in poverty and aid in their future.”
Kelley, a long-time child sponsor, held a fundraiser to help children’s communities become safer and more sustainable.
People like Esther are donating their birthdays to care for children in need: “Instead of making my birthday about me, I want to make it about others.”
You can shine bright in the toughest places to be a child.
It’s easy to start a fundraiser to protect children in need.
Five-year-old Xochilt Maria blows out a candle at a World Vision birthday party for sponsored children in Nicaragua.
The memories that define childhood should be joyful.
Sponsor a child with a birthday this month
and help them enjoy childhood as it’s meant to be.
Sponsor children like…
The memories that define childhood should be joyful.
Sponsor a child with a birthday this month
and help them enjoy childhood as it’s meant to be.
Sponsor children like…
Raidiris from Dominican Republic
Turns 3 on July 11
Matheus Vinnicius from Brazil
Turns 6 on July 3
Fikirte from Ethiopia
Turns 11 on July 13
Raidiris from Dominican Republic
Turns 3 on July 11
Matheus Vinnicius from Brazil
Turns 6 on July 3
Fikirte from Ethiopia
Turns 11 on July 13
Raidiris from Dominican Republic
Turns 3 on July 11
Matheus Vinnicius from Brazil
Turns 6 on July 3
World Issues Solved: For kids by kids.
Kids, no matter where they are, can help on another in equal measure
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World Issues Solved: For kids by kids.
Kids, no matter where they are, can help on another in equal measure
Join the conversation
#HashtagTBD
News & Stories
From the Field
How World Vision does child protection around the world
More than half of the world’s children experience some form of violence every year. World Vision protects children and looks out for their well-being by ensuring communities and faith leaders are actively working to identify and support children in need; advocating for children’s rights; and providing for immediate needs, such as emergency shelter and essential care.
Prayers
Matthew 25: Protecting children through prayer
Child labor and exploitation, female genital mutilation (FGM), and human trafficking are among the greatest evils in the world. Pray with us for an end to all harm against children and for World Vision’s work to protect children.
Change Makers
World Vision U.S. announces new president and CEO: Edgar Sandoval
After an extensive national search, World Vision U.S. has selected Edgar Sandoval to serve as its president and chief executive officer, effective Oct. 1. Edgar will succeed Richard Stearns.