Charity Photos
- Charity: World Vision
- Country: Cambodia
- Photo Credit: Sokchea Heng, Dara Chhim
- Charity: World Vision
- Country: Zambia
- Photo Credit: Christabel Mundike
- Charity: World Vision
- Country: Kenya
- Photo Credit: Laura Reinhardt
World Vision
Thematic Focus Areas
Women & Girls
Disaster Relief
Clean Water
Relief and development organization helping children worldwide by tackling causes of poverty and developing access to clean water, food, health care, education and economic opportunity.
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If we want to build a future where women and girls everywhere can thrive, creating safe environments and economic opportunities must be part of the solution. Around the world, inequality for women and girls and extreme poverty are deeply intertwined — limiting access to education, income, and basic resources. In sub-Saharan Africa alone, women and girls spend nearly 200 million hours every day collecting water instead of going to school or earning income. These barriers don’t just impact individuals; they slow progress for entire communities. That is why World Vision is tackling the root causes of extreme poverty and developing programs that provide access to clean water, health care, education, economic opportunity, and disaster relief. With 75 years of experience and a global footprint, World Vision partners with communities to create sustainable pathways out of extreme poverty, including...
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Hiwot Hiluf, a woman from the Tigray Region, has had an incredible journey over the past three years. She lives in Hiwane town, 60 kilometers (50 miles) from Mekelle city. She has confronted life’s storms with resilience and courage. Hiwot, a 28-year-old mother of two, had her entire world upended by the conflict that broke out in the region in November 2020. Previously, she used to reside in Adama, but she changed her mind and went back to her hometown. Her decision was for her safety and that of her children. Little did she know that her choice would pose challenges and test her strength and mental well-being. The Tigray armed conflict that started on November 3, 2020, took a toll on Hiwot’s mental health, pushing her into a dire state. Her aspirations for a better life for herself and her children seemed distant. As the situation worsened, Hiwot succumbed...