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In the News 10 of the most dangerous places to be a child

Being a kid should be magical, filled with wonder, adventure and fun. But for millions of children living in the world’s most dangerous places, childhood is often the first thing to go.

In the News Gender-based violence: facts and how to help

Women and children are disproportionately affected by gender-based violence. We are taking steps, across the globe, to combat this unfair treatment. Learn more about how you can help.

Change Makers A force to be reckoned with: Sarafina’s Story

One young girl whose broken past inspired her bright future.

Change Makers More than enough: How one child sponsorship helps a whole community

Because of World Vision’s community-focused solutions, for every child you help, four more children benefit, too. Debby and her friends are all benefiting thanks to the fact that she’s sponsored.

From the Field How a chicken co-op created a safe space for teens

In a community where gang violence is prevalent, a chicken coop gives youth a chance to dream of a better future.

In the News Plight of the child soldier: facts, foundations and how to help

1 in 6 children—that’s 357 million girls and boys—live in areas of the world affected by war or armed conflict. Many are recruited to be child soldiers. Learn why children are the target of armed forces and what you can do to help.

Change Makers Running for water in the face of adversity

After finding out this year’s World Vision Global 6K coincided with the anniversary of her diagnosis, Valerie Switzer took it as a sign.

From the Field How World Vision field staff go above and beyond

Get to know a few of our dedicated and devoted colleagues working on the front lines, often going above and beyond to serve the needs of the most vulnerable children, in some of the most challenging contexts.

From the Field Unlocking a brighter future

Govinda shows us how literacy helps contribute to a brighter future.

From the Field Empower youth to change the future

Youth are agents of change in urban centres in Lebanon.

From the Field Choosing the best child sponsorship program

Choosing the best child sponsorship program in Canada involves many factors. Make the right decision by asking the right questions and getting all the facts.

Change Makers Finding his rhythm through music

Gustavo spends his Saturdays teaching the next generation how to play the violin and viola at World Vision’s music school.

In the News 2019 Cyclone Idai: Facts and FAQs

On March 14^th, Cyclone Idai made landfall near the port city of Beira in Mozambique's Sofala province. At latest report, more than 750 people are known to have died.

Change Makers These gender equality warriors are breaking down barriers

These community leaders are gender equality warriors, breaking down the barriers that hold women and girls, men and boys back from experiencing life in all its fullness.

In the News South Sudan conflict: facts and how to help

South Sudan has been gripped by civil war for the past six years, affecting millions of people in so many ways. Learn what ignited the war and what you can do to help.

From the Field Socially responsible investing is striving to make business better

Socially responsible investing is a way for investors to help ensure the money they allocate does more than just make money—it avoids doing harm.

Change Makers 8 tips for being a youth advocate

Our generation today is rising up–knowing that we have the power as youth to change the world through our voices. Here are eight tips I’ve learned on how to sustain your fire for changing the world.

Change Makers Rodney Blyth takes a walk of faith

When I think about retirement, I picture myself sitting in a rocking chair on a porch. Rodney Blyth, 63, has taken a different approach. The retired school teacher walked across Canada last summer for Raw Hope.

In the News Venezuela crisis: facts and how to help

Food shortages, lack of medicine and violence have led an increasing number of Venezuelans to flee the country and seek safety in neighbouring countries.

Change Makers Youth council makes great ripples of generosity

Karen Ng didn’t set out to become a leader, but through her involvement with the Toronto Multicultural Youth Council she has impacted the lives of 15 sponsored children.

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