Opinion

When help is delivered to some of the world's most complex and dangerous places, you'll find humanitarians. Humanitarians are a unique bunch of people, kind of like super humans without a cape. Their lived experience offers us understanding and human insights to many of the tragedies we easily scroll past.

Make a coffee and take 10mins to engage with an, humanitarian's story, we know it's hard but really worth it.

Yes, you may feel helpless or upset, but remember despite living amongst the world's worst tragedies, they believe in hope, and their stories can deeply encourage us to do the same.

Child Protection

Many children in Mosul, Iraq, have seen the tragedies of war firsthand, whether they’ve been injured themselves or lost a loved one.

Education

World Vision’s Early Childhood Development programmes take a holistic approach to education and integrate nutrition, health and economic development work to bolster children’s learning skills.

Emergency Response

Because we are already on the ground in 100 countries, World Vision can offer immediate and life-saving support when a disaster strikes.

Food & Nutrition

Disasters, whether natural or manmade, often lead to food insecurity. Poor nutrition is an underlying cause of nearly 2.4 million childhood deaths each year.

Healthcare

Amid the outbreak of COVID-19, the doctors and nurses with World Vision Afghanistan’s Mobile Health and Nutrition Teams have remained in the country’s refugee camps.

Quick Take

When you've got 2mins max & want something real... we've got you covered!

Our 'Quick Takes' drop you into some of the world's most complex and dangerous places, hearing from our incredible team mates who are not scared to keep it real.

Water & Sanitation

Every ten seconds someone gets access to clean water thanks to World Vision’s work. Our commitment is to help everyone, everywhere we work get clean water and sanitation by 2030.