The global water crisis hits women and girls the hardest. Imagine what will happen with 25 million get access to clean water by 2030.

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October 2021 through March 2022

THRIVE’s impact on women is particularly powerful, equipping them to embrace their own value and potential, pursue their goals, and become leaders in their communities. As women become...

In 2021, an independent study of World Vision’s proprietary livelihoods model Transforming Household Resilience in Vulnerable Environments (THRIVE) in Tanzania revealed game-changing results.Parents in extreme...

EMERGENCY AND DISASTER RELIEF IN THE U.S.

In the wake of a disaster in the U.S., World Vision is often one of the first organizations to respond immediately. Our domestic disaster response program draws on World...

Natural disasters and emergencies deliver the heaviest blows to the most vulnerable— especially children and those already struggling to meet daily needs. World Vision equips the local church to be the hands and feet...

Thanks to your partnership and investment over the past six years, 3,349,968 people have been empowered to build improved and resilient livelihoods. Despite uncertainties due to natural disasters and the COVID-19...

Savings Groups are vital economic engines that fuel progress for people living in extreme poverty, especially rural women.

While responding to the economic impacts of COVID-19, we learned that making small loans to...

For nearly two years, a global pandemic has exacerbated already dire circumstances in many areas where World Vision works. 

During fiscal year 2021, we responded to many of the needs that resulted from famine-level...

In the remote rural communities of Niger and Zambia where World Vision works, many healthcare facilities still do not have clean water or basic sanitation. On top of that, there aren't enough community health workers...