World Vision UK

Glad to host @Independent in Tanzania to report on aid cut impacts and our team's increasing agility in tackling malnutrition, water and climate challenges.

Mike, 11, doesn’t remember going to bed hungry, but his parents do. Before sponsorship, feeding 5 kids was a daily struggle. Now, they have farming training, goats for income, and school tools. 📚🐐 “We eat every day because of sponsorship,” his mum says. 🧡 #52WeeksOfImpact

Experience your sponsorship journey like never before! 🧡📱 📽️ SEE: Photo & video updates of your sponsored child. 📩 CONNECT: Send cards & letters instantly. 📈 EXPERIENCE: Track letters & watch change unfold. All in one place. 👇 wvuk.org/YTeX50Z0h3S

The first in his village to go to college! 📚 With World Vision sponsorship, Rifky is breaking cycles. Now, his community prioritizes school over early marriage, and he dreams of returning as a teacher to inspire the next generation. 🍎✨ #52WeeksOfImpact #ChildSponsorship

Did you know child sponsorship benefits more than one child? 🧡 Build a bond and see their life change firsthand. While you focus on one child, the impact ripples through the community—investing in schools, clinics, wells, taps and toilets. 🌊🏥💧 More: wvuk.org/S6px50YZ2gT

From long walks for water to long term dreams, Dorcas is rewriting her future. Child Sponsorship helped her family access clean water, food, savings and school - and now she’s on her way to university. #childsponsorship #education

You can’t learn on an empty stomach. 🍎📖 School meals are a vital ingredient for success by keeping kids in class and boosting focus. By removing the barrier of hunger, we give every student a fair shot to reach their full potential. 📈✨ #Education

“Before, we were just surviving. Now we’re moving forward.” says Headteacher Rodgers Duwa. By building infrastructure and empowering teachers, World Vision is transforming education. The result? Better teaching, higher attendance, and 100% pass rates! 📚✨ #52WeeksOfImpact

Heartbreak and hope in South Sudan. In this episode, Fola Komolafe, CEO of World Vision UK, speaks with Mesfin Loha from Juba about life for children and families in one of the world’s most fragile contexts. They explore the impact of displacement, access to essential services like healthcare and education, and the realities facing women and girls, including extremely high rates of gender-based violence. Earlier this year, Fola visited communities in Renk Transit Centre, where families are navigating incredibly challenging conditions. With around 70% of the population in need of humanitarian assistance, and more than a million people crossing the border seeking refuge, pressure on already stretched services continues to grow. Through it all, there are moments of resilience and hope. Working alongside communities and local partners, World Vision is supporting families with clean water, healthcare, nutrition and education. Listen to the full episode now. 🎙️ wvuk.org/lztK50YOFVr #podcast #WorldVisionVoices

Davith was falling behind at school and slowly giving up. Flooded paths, missed classes and long absences meant learning felt out of reach. She slipped to the bottom of her class and lost confidence. But today, things look very different. With support from World Vision child sponsors, Davith has access to trained teachers, a school library and a community reading club that’s helped her rediscover a love of learning. Her parents are building a stronger, more supportive home and Davith is thriving. One day she wants to become a nurse, so she can help children in her community. Davith is proof of what’s possible when children are supported to learn and thrive. Because when a child’s life changes, communities change too. And it all starts with children. 🧡 #52WeeksofImpact

Our latest podcast episode is now live. 🎙️ We’re talking South Sudan, the challenges, the hope, and what leadership looks like when 70% of the population needs humanitarian aid. It’s real, it’s honest, and it’s worth a listen. 🔊 Now streaming on all platforms: wvuk.org/CNKv50YOFhy #podcast #WorldVisionVoices

Half of the world’s children are already living at extreme climate risk, facing floods, droughts and rising danger every day. But solutions exist. World Vision is empowering communities through FMNR, restoring land, improving food security and helping families afford education and safety for their children. It’s simple. It’s proven. And it works. The Earth can’t wait. Children can’t wait. Let’s make it happen together.

When communities are given the knowledge and support to restore their land, the impact reaches far beyond the soil. World Vision’s Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) approach strengthens harvests, enriches ecosystems and builds resilience for generations. This Earth Day, we celebrate the quiet power of regeneration and the people leading it. #WorldEarthDay

Months of training have led to this moment. On 26 April, our World Vision runners take on 26.2 miles to raise money for children worldwide including Steve Stuart. He’s running the #LondonMarathon for children everywhere. wvuk.org/EabH50YNxnl #TeamWorldVision #LondonMarathon26

A journey of impact starts here 🌍✨ Join us tomorrow at 6pm for a virtual visit to Honduras and see how child sponsorship is transforming homes, schools, and entire communities. Come and witness real change 🧡 Register here: wvuk.org/K37u50YNpak

At Kayambi Health Centre in Malawi, dirty water made children sick daily. Today, clean water flows thanks to child sponsors, supporting patients, families and schools, including twins Maria and Malita. Fewer are sick, now more are learning. Sponsor a child wvuk.org/xkG650YMQrW

Amina holds her 13-month-old at a World Vision Stabilisation Centre in South Darfur, where her child is treated for severe malnutrition. Over 200 children have been saved here, but funding is running out. Without support, treatment will stop. Help us today:wvuk.org/sw9X50YMPXr

Our teams are delivering emergency food where access allows, but without urgent funding, this crisis will escalate. Through our partnership with the World Food Programme, every £1 you give delivers £15 of food. Be the reason help reaches them: wvuk.org/xWVK50YLjzh

Taysire (11) fled Sudan with her family, crossing into Chad in search of safety. Now in a refugee camp, she’s back in school, with nutritious meals and clean water helping her rebuild her life. Your support is restoring safety, dignity and hope for families like hers. 🧡

3.2M children under 5 in Sudan are malnourished. Food is scarce and time is running out. At just 24 months, Nyankoi received life-saving treatment after fleeing to South Sudan. £1 = £15 of food through our WFP partnership. Donate now: wvuk.org/F44Y50YLj13 #Sudan #EndHunger