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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 1h

A zipline is helping our teams reach communities affected by Nepal’s flash floods. More than a month on, we continue supporting immediate needs and recovery, with a focus on clean water, hygiene, livelihoods, protection, education, and health. Donate at ow.ly/sqSg50ZXsYG

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 6h

In Lebanon, families continue to face high food costs and the effects of conflict and displacement. By September 2026, World Vision Lebanon has distributed more than 5.7 million hot meals. Read our new Price Shocks report to learn more: ow.ly/U51z50ZYcox

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 19h

The cost of food is becoming a childhood crisis. In Ethiopia, 41% of children are stunted and 10.8% are affected by wasting. Rising food prices are putting nutritious diets out of reach for many families. Read our new Price Shocks report: ow.ly/eQig50ZXRMR

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 15/10/2026

A basket of 10 food items shouldn't cost a month's wages. Yet in the Central African Republic, it takes more than 30 days of earnings to afford a standard food basket. It takes just over an hour of work to afford the same items in some high income countries. Share to raise awareness.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 15/10/2026

Food may be available, but is it affordable? Our food price survey shows how low wages, conflict, climate shocks, inflation, and economic crises are putting nutritious food out of reach for many families. And children are paying the price. Read our report at ow.ly/SmU350ZXqWJ

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 15/10/2026

How long would you need to work to afford a basic food basket? In the US, it’s just over an hour. In the Central African Republic, it’s nearly 30 days. Rising food costs force families into tough choices—children pay the highest price. More: ow.ly/T9r250ZXr4c

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

Hunger used to be part of Christina’s family’s day. After fleeing conflict in South Sudan, even finding enough food was a struggle. Today, food assistance from World Vision and the World Food Programme means her children can eat, focus in school, play, and go after their goals.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 14/10/2026

In Syria, where 14.5 million people face food insecurity and over 600,000 children are acutely malnourished, bread is a lifeline. World Vision and WFP have partnered with local bakeries and distributors to provide bread to thousands of people in displacement camps.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 13/10/2026

Nutrition knowledge makes all the difference for a child's health. Through World Vision’s Go Baby Go initiative in Laos, supported by Australian Aid, Manivanh learned about nutrition, breastfeeding, and hygiene. Now, she’s sharing that knowledge with other mothers, too.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 13/10/2026

For Siwakato, change began in the garden. 🌱 With support from World Vision’s BEAN Project, she learned climate-smart farming techniques that helped her grow more nutritious food. Today, her children are healthier, more focused in school, and she’s helping her community thrive.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 12/10/2026

What does hope look like in Haiti? A school garden feeding children. Community leaders building classroom benches. Birth certificates opening doors to education. Even amid crisis, local communities are making meaningful change possible. Hope is something we build together.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 12/10/2026

Good nutrition gives children a healthy start. We and our partners brought families together in Colombia for a food security awareness session focused on healthy eating, complementary feeding, and childcare. Families also explored how locally available foods can become a regular part of their diets.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

Sixteen children are killed or injured every week in Ukraine. One in five children has lost a loved one. Four years of war has triggered a mental health crisis. With partners, World Vision Ukraine has supported 340,000+ people with mental health care. Support remains vital. #WMHD2026 #UkraineWar

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 10/10/2026

For years, Farah carried memories of violence, loss, displacement, and grief in silence. Then she found a space where she could speak. This World Mental Health Day, her story reminds us that healing often begins with something simple but powerful: being heard. #WMHD2026 #WorldMentalHealthDay

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

The childhood she lost is the one she's fighting to give her daughters. Ruby was forced into marriage at 13 when poverty left her family with impossible choices. Today, after receiving support through World Vision, she dreams of a future where her daughters stay in school and choose their own paths.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

As Somalia braces for El Niño flooding, children face a new risk of famine, malnutrition, displacement, and loss of access to education. With local communities and partners, we're preparing now, before the rains arrive. But our resources are not enough. Learn more at ow.ly/rBcT50ZUaBT

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

Just like physical health, your mental health needs care too. Mental health plays a vital role in how we think, feel, connect with others, and face life's challenges. For children, a strong foundation of emotional well-being can help them thrive today and build resilience for challenges.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

“Because of your help and support, I am able to stand on my own now.” Edward was once a sponsored child in Zambia. Today, he's a teacher. His message is a heartfelt thank you to his sponsors, Mike and Mary. Share it and help it find its way to them. 🧡

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

At 14, Gatwech dreams of becoming a doctor. But hunger once left him too tired to play and distracted in class. Now, school meals from the World Food Programme, in partnership with World Vision, are helping him learn and pursue his dream. Leave Gatwech a message of encouragement! #ENOUGH

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

Mental health support is one of the most important, yet least visible, parts of humanitarian work. See how, along with our partners, we supported children in 2025. Learn more at ow.ly/B3iI50ZVyoe

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 07/10/2026

Healing happens when children know they are seen, supported, and cared for. With support from CHAF, World Vision is helping strengthen mental health and psychosocial support in Mandalay through the "I Support My Friends" programme. Learn more at ow.ly/rHWi50ZTNC4

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

Grief once defined every day of Emebet's life in Ethiopia. After losing two children, she found healing through community based mental health support and the encouragement of other women. Today, she 's growing her business and working towards a home where her children feel safe and proud.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

WE SAID YES! To healing. To safety. To being heard. Mental health and psychosocial support help children recover from conflict, disasters, and poverty. They help children build resilience and have hope. Every child deserves more than survival. They deserve to heal.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Protecting children isn't just meeting urgent needs. It means helping them grow, dream, and thrive. Through child sponsorship, education, child protection, and other programmes, we can help children overcome poverty. Let's create safer childhoods so the next generation can realise their potential.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Great teachers build confidence, spark curiosity, and encourage children to believe in what's possible. This World Teachers' Day, we celebrate the educators who open doors to opportunity. Their patience, dedication, and encouragement can make a world of difference in a child's life.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Today is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it! Sound off in the comments and tell us something you're rejoicing for this Sunday! 👇🧡

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Gias started his dry fish business with US$103. Twelve years later, it is worth US$7,730 and supports up to 20 workers. Training, perseverance, and resilience helped him overcome setbacks and create opportunities for his family and community. What drives business success?

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

After surviving gender-based violence, Susanna found purpose through a business supported by the EMPOWER project. The income has helped her enroll her children in school and repair her roof, while saving for the future. When women have opportunities to earn, entire families thrive.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Child sponsorship does more than provide support. It helps a child feel seen, valued, and encouraged. Through sponsorship, children gain access to essentials like education, healthcare, and opportunities to thrive. Sponsor a child today! ow.ly/6S2j50ZRfsI

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

One opportunity is rarely enough to overcome extreme poverty. The poorest families need support that addresses multiple challenges at the same time. Our Ultra-Poor Graduation approach helps families build assets, livelihoods, and resilience for the future. Swipe to learn more.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

"Let me help you, Mom." ❤️ For Lệ, those words mean everything. A home based tofu business helped her earn an income while staying close to her children. Because livelihoods create more than income. They create connection.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Hélène's old sewing machine slowed her work and drained her energy. With support from Mercy Corps and World Vision's GAINS Tuya Kumpala Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), she now has the tools to increase her income and strengthen her family's future.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Behind every cup of coffee is a story of opportunity. Deysi in Colombia gained skills through barista training. Somer in Peru built a business that keeps a connection to home alive. Josué in Honduras turned training into a job. Coffee can be a pathway to skills, employment, and entrepreneurship.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Conflict. Pregnancy. A newborn baby. Daria faced all three while living in Ukraine, yet still completed our business management training and launched her own online language school. Proof that you do not need perfect circumstances to pursue your goals. 🧡 for Daria and women entrepreneurs like her.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

María almost walked away from the opportunity that changed her life. Once too shy to speak up, she found confidence through the Youth Ready programme and received training and support to turn her love of beekeeping into a thriving business. Today, her dreams are creating quite a buzz.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

“Raising goats is not just for your own benefit, but also to help your family and neighbours.” — Aiza Sarit In Tudela, Philippines, goats and piglets are helping families earn income, grow community savings, and create new opportunities. Learn more at ow.ly/774E50ZQpIf

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

At just 13, Makrama is learning that positive change doesn't have to start with something big. Through Peace Clubs, she joined others to prepare a local school for the new schoolyear, bringing their community together through simple acts of service.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Sustainable change requires lasting opportunities. In 2025, we reached 1.7 million children and 700,000 families worldwide with livelihood programmes. Together, communities, partners, donors, and local leaders supported stronger incomes, resilience, and pathways out of poverty. Swipe for more.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

After the earthquake in Venezuela, families faced overwhelming loss, unsafe water, and unimaginable challenges. But with support, safe water, sanitation facilities, and daily meals are bringing relief, dignity, and hope when it's needed most.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

A US$500 grant and entrepreneurship training helped Eugène Louis build a business now worth up to $15,000. Today, he serves his community in Haiti and helps vulnerable children stay in school. His story shows that when you invest in one young adult, the impact can reach an entire community.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Hope gives us a reason to keep going. Prayer gives us the strength to keep trusting. And through every season, God is faithful. Drop a 🙏🏽 in the comments if you need this reminder today.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

As temperatures rise in coastal Papua New Guinea, young people are stepping up. Members of the Green Impact Club at this school have planted 30+ trees and mapped heat risks around their school so students can stay safe during extreme heat. Youth are leading the way in climate action.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

A month after devastating flash floods struck Nepal, World Vision continues to support affected communities. Through Child-Friendly Spaces, shelter assistance, clean water, hygiene kits, and dignity kits, we have reached 8,684 people, including 3,521 children. ow.ly/ZILV50ZRfpZ

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Throughout #UNGA81 , World Vision engaged with partners, policymakers and global leaders to help ensure children's rights and well-being remain at the heart of global discussions. The conversations may be ending, but the work continues. Together, we can build a better future for every child.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

When disaster strikes, recovery doesn't happen overnight. Families in Colombia affected by the earthquake are rebuilding their lives one step at a time. Through hygiene kit distributions with partners, we're helping meet essential needs while reminding families they don't face this journey alone.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

At 15, Naima's dream of playing football for Bangladesh was almost taken away by child marriage. But with support from a World Vision-backed Child Forum, the marriage was stopped, and she returned to school. Today, she's chasing her goals both in the classroom and on the field.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Three months after two devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, families are still working to rebuild their lives. The needs are still urgent for food, safe shelter, clean water, healthcare, and protection. Donate today at ow.ly/SVNC50ZQOKl

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

In Cambodia, climate change is threatening homes, crops, and livelihoods. But families are adapting with climate-smart practices. From net houses for growing vegetables to fruit trees that protect crops and smarter water use, families are growing more, earning more income, and building resilience.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

One billion children live in countries at high risk from climate change impacts like heatwaves, droughts, cyclones, and floods. With partners, World Vision restores land, builds resilience, and empowers children and youth to advocate for climate action. Together, we make a difference.

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worldvision.bsky.social @worldvision.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Alma and Odalys used to walk 1.5 hours for unsafe water. Buying clean water would take most of their $70 income, leaving little for food and essentials. With World Vision and P&G, they now use water purifiers and know how to keep their water safe.

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