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Working With Children in Mongolia

While Mongolia is still known for its nomadic herding, its population has become increasingly urban as families seek job opportunities and better education for their children. Almost one quarter of the children in Mongolia live in poverty.

World Vision Mongolia works to protect children from violence and exploitation. We work with the poorest households in both rural and urban areas to diversify incomes, improve food security, educate children and prepare for frequent severely cold winters known as dzuds. Wherever possible, we work closely with the Mongolian government, community organizations and faith-based groups.

Your impact in Mongolia

Together, we’re making real change in the lives of children, families and communities. Just some of what was achieved with Canadian support in the past year:

Boys and girls are safe and valued, well cared-for by their families and participating in their communities as agents of transformation. 

 

  • ​2,873 individuals including children are better equipped to protect themselves from disasters and respond to emergencies
  • 6,471 children and youth learned about child rights and protection issues to help ensure children's safety and participation
  • 765 people learned how to work with local authorities and influence decisions to improve services and child well-being
  • 8,102 adults learned about child rights and protection issues to help ensure children's safety and participation learned about child rights and protection issues to help ensure children's safety and participation
  • 792 children with disabilities were supported with medical care, accessibility upgrades and equipment
*Results reported for projects in this country from October 2016 to September 2017

Children and families are well nourished, protected from infection and disease and have access to essential health services.
 

 
  • 4,281 malnourished children in Mongolia were enrolled in nutritional programs and monitored to ensure they are growing healthy
  • 20,428 women were counselled on how to properly care for themselves and their babies during and after pregnancy
  • 180 health workers and volunteers were trained to provide quality health services, especially for women and children
  • 2,695 individuals including children have safe water for drinking and cooking thanks to new or repaired water sources
     
*Results reported for projects in this country from October 2016 to September 2017

Children learn and develop their talents, young people are equipped for the future and families support children's education.

 

  • 2,318 children and youth are improving their learning through tutoring and extracurricular activities like clubs and camps
  • 182 children received the resources they need to learn including school fees, supplies, books and uniforms
  • 342 teachers and volunteers learned child-friendly teaching methods to improve the quality of education for children
  • 500 parents and caregivers learned about the importance of education and how to support their child’s learning
  • 2,623 children and youth were trained in essential life skills such as critical thinking, self-esteem and communication
  • 829 teachers and volunteers learned child-friendly teaching methods to improve the quality of education for children in Mongolia
  • 43 clubs are in place for children and youth to improve their learning through tutoring and extracurricular activities
  • 3 schools were upgraded to provide a better learning environment for students
 
  • *Results reported for projects in this country from October 2016 to September 2017

Adults and youth acquire knowledge and skills, and gain access to resources, to help them increase their family income.

 

  • 750 young people received vocational, business and finance training, improving their opportunities to earn a steady income
  • 2,099 individuals are members of savings groups, helping families meet their financial needs and access small loans
  • 20 farmers received livestock, seeds or tools to improve productivity and better provide for their children and families
  • 478 adults received vocational, business and finance training, improving their opportunities to earn a steady income
  • 2,460 people were trained on practices to preserve and manage the environment and its resources
*Results reported for projects in this country from October 2016 to September 2017
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