Child-Friendly Spaces
When emergencies strike, children are most at risk of exploitation and abuse. Access to a Child-Friendly Space, where they can feel safe, secure and can enjoy childhood activities to regain a sense of regularity, is essential for their health and development.
Ending child marriage
We're working to end child marriage. We're partnering with communities to tackle the root causes of poverty that drive child marriage and breaking down ingrained beliefs and unequal systems that force girls into early marriage.
Preventing exploitation
We're combating some of the most destructive and evil violations of children's rights. We work with communities to prevent all forms of violence, abuse and exploitation against children, such as human trafficking, slavery, child marriage and child labour.
Every $1 you donate now will provide $6 of urgent life-changing support to children whose lives are on the line, thanks to our partnerships with other organisations.
You'll reach vulnerable children in:
$60 to give emergency food
For kids growing up in the world’s toughest places, this gift is a true life-saver. Although they survived conflict or disaster, children don't know where their next meal is coming from.
$100 to give emergency supplies
Help families who've lost everything in the wake of a disaster to survive. You will provide emergency essentials like blankets, hygiene items, cooking materials, and practical help.
$80 to help a girl get an education
Education enables girls to create brighter futures. You can help families send and keep their daughters in school. So, more girls can learn and grow into forces of change.
$10 to help immunise a child
This gift enables kids to be immunised against diseases that rob them of health, education and even their lives. You can improve a precious child’s health, lifespan and quality of life.
$60 to give emergency food
For kids growing up in the world’s toughest places, this gift is a true life-saver. Although they survived conflict or disaster, children don't know where their next meal is coming from.
$100 to give emergency supplies
Help families who've lost everything in the wake of a disaster to survive. You will provide emergency essentials like blankets, hygiene items, cooking materials, and practical help.
$80 to help a girl get an education
Education enables girls to create brighter futures. You can help families send and keep their daughters in school. So, more girls can learn and grow into forces of change.
$10 to help immunise a child
This gift enables kids to be immunised against diseases that rob them of health, education and even their lives. You can improve a precious child’s health, lifespan and quality of life.
World Vision engages all those who have a responsibility to protect children, from families, faith communities and care providers, to local and government officials. Interventions focus on improving laws and accountability, increasing social services and supports, catalysing behaviour and attitude change, and strengthening child resilience. We don't just work to keep children free from dangerous situations, but also to counteract the poverty and social stigma that often lead to atrocities against children such as violence, abuse and exploitation.
Empowering children
We empower children with the skills and knowledge to protect themselves and each other. We teach children about their rights, how to keep themselves safe, and how to make their communities and schools safer for all, especially the most vulnerable.
Strengthening families
We strengthen families and caregivers to be the first line of protection and care for children. We support parents and caregivers through social support networks, economic and social assistance and equipping them with positive parenting skills.
Mobilising communities
We help communities build a safety net of people to protect children, prevent harm, and ensure those who are harmed receive help they need to recover. Our programmes work to strengthen the laws, norms and circles of care that keep children safe.
She managed to run-away, escaping the destructive violence of her early marriage. Thanks to your support, Amai is now safely on the road to recovery. A World Vision social worker has been helping Amai with psychosocial support, and she regularly attends a Child-Friendly Space and life skills classes. She says she feels much better.
*Name changed to protect her identity