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World Vision Ireland For Children. For Change. For Life. Charity Regulatory Authority Number: 20011796 Report your concern confidentially here: http://worldvision.ethicspoint.com

Do you have a child protection or adult beneficiary concern or any other concern regarding World Vision's work or staff conduct? World Vision is committed to taking action on every safeguarding report we receive.

17/10/2026

For Maria, everything she does is for her children.

Through Child Sponsorship, women in Guatemala are coming together through savings groups to grow their income, support their families and build a better future.

From raising hens and selling eggs to saving together and taking on leadership roles, these women are creating new opportunities for themselves and their children.

When women have the support to thrive, their whole family can flourish.

16/10/2026

This World Food Day, we’re thinking of families in Lebanon who are struggling to put food on the table as prices continue to rise.

For Rana, a teacher and mother, making sure her family has enough nutritious food is becoming increasingly difficult. Her son, Nabeel, shares how these challenges are affecting him, too.

Across Lebanon, families are being forced to make difficult choices, from cutting back on meals to eating less nutritious food.
World Vision’s latest Price Shocks Report highlights the impact of rising food costs on families like Rana’s.

Today and every day, we’re committed to working alongside communities to help families access the nutritious food they need to survive.

16/10/2026

🌍 This World Food Day, we're asking a simple question: What does it really cost to put food on the table?

For millions of families worldwide, the answer is devastating.

World Vision's latest Price Shocks Report reveals stark inequalities in food affordability: workers in some of the world's most vulnerable countries need weeks of wages to afford a basic basket of food.

And as climate shocks, conflict and rising costs continue to threaten food security, it is children who are paying the highest price.

🍽️ Food should be a basic right, not an unaffordable luxury.

This , watch our video to discover the true cost of food around the world and why urgent action is needed to protect children's futures.

🔗 Read the full report: https://f.mtr.cool/j89svbsd9m

Nutritious food should be within everyone’s reach. Yet, for millions of families around the world, rising food prices ar...
15/10/2026

Nutritious food should be within everyone’s reach. Yet, for millions of families around the world, rising food prices are making that increasingly difficult.

Ahead of World Food Day, we’re launching World Vision’s 2026 Price Shocks Report, which examines the growing gap between the cost of basic food and what people earn to afford it. The findings reveal how far nutritious diets remain out of reach for many families, putting children’s health, education and futures at risk.

So, how can we protect children and families today while helping communities prepare for tomorrow’s challenges?

Here are six ways to protect children and families while strengthening resilience to future shocks.

Explore the findings and read the full report: https://f.mtr.cool/jf9s5x1ye3

15/10/2026

Poverty has no single cause, and tackling it takes more than one solution.

In the final video of our ODA Myth Busters series, Aidan Sinnott, one of our Programme Managers, explores the factors that contribute to poverty and why understanding them matters when it comes to tackling the challenges communities face around the world.

As we wrap up the series, we hope we've helped shed light on some of the common misconceptions surrounding Official Development Assistance (ODA) and highlighted the vital role it plays in supporting vulnerable communities around the world.

Thank you for following along, and stay tuned for more!

14/10/2026

A birth certificate might seem like a small piece of paper, but it can open the door to a world of opportunities.

In South West Sumba, Indonesia, World Vision is bringing birth registration directly to communities, helping children take an important step towards a brighter future. Through child sponsorship, we're helping make sure more children are seen, recognised and have the foundations they need to thrive.

What can happen when farmers have the knowledge, tools and support to try something new?In Tanzania, the Baba Bora Group...
13/10/2026

What can happen when farmers have the knowledge, tools and support to try something new?

In Tanzania, the Baba Bora Group is showing what’s possible. Formed through Irish Aid -funded NOURISH project, the group has adopted climate-smart and nutrition-sensitive farming techniques that are helping families grow more nutritious food, generate additional income and build greater resilience for the future.

What began with training and a small demonstration plot is now inspiring other farmers in the community to try new approaches too.

It’s a powerful example of how development support can help communities build lasting change from the ground up.

Read the story of the Baba Bora Group and the change taking root in Mwambulaga: https://f.mtr.cool/k1w2b1pobw

11/10/2026

Around the world, girls are speaking up about the changes they want to see.

From their hopes for the future to the injustices they want to challenge, their voices matter. And when girls are given the opportunity to speak, participate and be heard, they can help shape the decisions and communities that affect their lives.

This International Day of the Girl, we’re celebrating girls who are using their voices to imagine a different future and reminding ourselves that their voices deserve to be heard.

09/10/2026

For Grace, getting to school meant walking up to 6 km every day. Sometimes she left home while it was still dark. The journey could be unsafe, and by the time she reached school, she was often tired, late or had missed class.

Then she received a bicycle through a partnership between World Vision and World Bicycle Relief.

Suddenly, getting to school became safer, easier and more reliable. Today, Grace attends school consistently and is focused on her studies and her dream for the future.

And she’s not keeping that opportunity to herself. Grace is now encouraging other girls in her community to stay in school and believe in what they can achieve.

Listen as Francesca, Accountant with World Vision Ireland, shares Grace’s story.

Sponsor a girl today and help give her the opportunity to stay in school and pursue her dreams: https://f.mtr.cool/ef3g41fg3d

07/10/2026

As we approach International Day of the Girl, our CEO Gillian Barnett shares the story of Matilda, a young woman whose childhood was shaped by violence, exploitation and circumstances no child should have to face.

Matilda’s story is heart-breaking. But it is also a story of resilience, courage and potential.

Through our 100 Girls campaign, we’re standing with girls around the world and helping create opportunities for them to learn, feel safe and shape their own futures.

This International Day of the Girl, stand with girls like Matilda. Sponsor a girl today: https://f.mtr.cool/paqqe5npqk

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