World Vision 40 Hour Challenge

World Vision 40 Hour Challenge 40 hours? Challenge accepted! Join the World Vision 40 Hour Challenge 13-15 June 🗓️ We believe that every child deserves a chance.

We believe that we're the generation that can make this possible. If you have questions or concerns about our Safeguarding policy or the protection of children, go to our website: https://www.worldvision.org.nz/safeguarding/

29/05/2026

Meet some of our Leaders for Change Student Leaders: Hagen, Zuri and Charlie 👏

For them, the World Vision 40 Hour Challenge is more than just a challenge. It’s a chance to use their voice, take action, and make a real difference for children and communities facing some of the world’s toughest challenges.

Watch their story 👆

Sign up, take part and help make real change happen at link in bio 🔗

28/05/2026

Came to talk about the World Vision 40 Hour Challenge.
Ended up in a wheelie bin kicking comp 😅🏉

Caleb Clarke heading back to his home school = wholesome chaos.

Love seeing students connect with the kaupapa both on and off the field 🧡

27/05/2026

It’s easy to focus on what makes us different. It’s harder to stop and see what connects us. 

A mother. A father. A child. A family. A home. 

The things that make us human will always matter more than the things that divide us. 

That’s why the World Vision 40 Hour Challenge exists.

Young people across Aotearoa choosing to stand alongside children, families, and communities - by caring, speaking up, and taking action together. 🌍🧡
 
Because real change starts when we choose connection over difference. 

Sign up and help make change happen for children in Solomon Islands.

Link in bio 🔗

25/05/2026

Young people have always been capable of creating change - sometimes they just need the space to be heard. 🌍 

One of the biggest takeaways from Lola’s kōrero at the Dunedin Youth Conference, was the importance of trusting your voice, backing your ideas, and finding a cause you genuinely care about. 

Because young people bring fresh perspectives, new ideas, and powerful energy to the conversations shaping our future. 

And when young people are given the space to speak up, real change can happen.  

We’ve seen that time and time again on the World Vision 40 Hour Challenge – this could be where you start.   

21/05/2026

These schools are in. One question left, who’s next? 🧡👀

18/05/2026

if you needed just one reason why taking part in the World Vision 40 Hour Challenge matters…..here it is 🧡

👉 Sign up at link in bio

13/05/2026

This is YOUR time. Your chance to make a real difference for kids in Solomon Islands. 🧡🌏

What feels small on your own becomes powerful when thousands of young people, just like you, do it together.

Get involved. Do it with your mates. Be part of something bigger.🌏

👉 Sign up today

Link in bio 🔗

11/05/2026

Climate change is changing childhoods in the Pacific 🌊

In Solomon Islands, crops are failing and traditional food sources are disappearing.

Brianna Fruean shares how families are struggling, not just to find enough food, but to grow nutritious food so that children can grow up healthy and strong.

Every child deserves healthy meals and a secure future 🌱💚

Islands

Meet Ari from - one of your Upper North Island 2026 Youth Ambassadors based in Tāmaki Makaurau!He loves all things Bask...
05/11/2025

Meet Ari from - one of your Upper North Island 2026 Youth Ambassadors based in Tāmaki Makaurau!

He loves all things Basketball 🏀 Whether that’s playing, coaching, or cheering on the 🚀

But what’s even cooler is that Ari’s passion goes beyond the court. He’s driven by his faith and a desire for social justice, inspired by his community at Anglican Mission Venture of St Augustine’s.

Ari believes that young people in Aotearoa should know what’s happening around the world and be empowered to create positive change.

Let’s inspire a generation to make a difference! 💡❤️

Meet Emma Grace from , your 2026 Youth Ambassador based in the mighty SOUTH ISLAND!   Hailing from Ngāti Paoa and based ...
04/11/2025

Meet Emma Grace from , your 2026 Youth Ambassador based in the mighty SOUTH ISLAND!  
 
Hailing from Ngāti Paoa and based in Ōtautahi, Christchurch, Emma Grace loves music, writing, and is thriving when she’s reading a good book. She is driven by her passion for people, equality, and the 40 Hour Challenge.
 
As an ambassador of the World Vision 40 Hour Challenge, she’s dedicated to bringing hope and shaping a more just world! ✊
 

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