Horses, trucks and bikes

Horses have long been used as a reliable form of transport able to navigate mountains and terrain often inaccessible to trucks.

In Honduras the disparty of resource between urban and rural areas is significant. World Vision trucks food, medicine and agriculture kits into rural and mountainous areas. The local community and field staff then work together to distibute them to families.

23% of children are stunted, with peaks of up to 40% - World Food Program

Delivering food kits to rural areas is one way we are working to mitigate child malnutrition rates, especially in areas where children are disproportionately vulnerable.

No matter where you go in the world, you'll find food being delivered on bikes. In rural Honduras bikes are a staple part of the food distribution process! It's amazing how much the locals can fit on one bike!

For parents living in dangerous places, being unable to provide for your children's needs is heartbreaking and demoralising. Food and agriculture kits not only bring immediate means to survive, it empowers parents with dignity. Enabling them to provide meals for their children and, smile.

Simple things can have a huge impact, like a bag of flour in Honduras. The key ingredient to the famous tortilla! A food kit not only provides desperately needed nutrition, it brings hope, dignity and helps families stay together. Our kind of impact!