World Vision Australia
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www.worldvision.com.au We are the World Vision Family, Aussies united by the desire to see an end to poverty. We'd love you to be part of that conversation!
In pursuit of a better and just world, we look for practical and meaningful ways to bring about change that benefits the world's poorest. This page is a place for supporters, donors, advocates and friends of World Vision to find out more about our work and the issues of poverty, and connect with us, and each other! World Vision Australia's Child Safeguarding policy: https://www.worldvision.com.au/about-us/our-policies/child-protection
Running out of Christmas gift ideas? How about running water? Access to clean, safe water turns lives around.
You can help make it happen for children and families in need. Your charity gift of clean drinking water lights up lives this Christmas! 💧💧
Shop now at bit.ly/DonateCleanDrinkingWater
03/11/2024
They’re counted among the world’s largest minority. Yet too many children with disability don’t get the chance to thrive. You can help change this.
We invite you to make a difference to the life of a child with disability. Visit worldvision.com.au/sponsor-a-child/disability to find out more.
29/10/2024
The Joy of giving back!
We are proud to partner with Blue Illusion for their upcoming Styling Workshop.
7% of all in-store and online sales on the day are donated by Blue Illusion to World Vision’s Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration movement to support regeneration of forests and farmland. ᨒ↟ 𖠰
Blue Illusion are generously offering you a $50 voucher to spend instore on the day (conditions apply). There will be door prizes and goodie bags and a chance to view their latest range with a fashion parade. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/guJnHNi4 🌿
It’s sew easy to get your Christmas shopping sorted with our ethical gifts.
Help a woman living in poverty start a business. With some training and equipment like a sewing machine, her future looks so much brighter.
Your charity gift lights up lives this Christmas!
Shop now at https://bit.ly/A_Gift_That_Means_Business
The year is almost fin-ished but don’t flip out. Your charity gift of a fish farm this Christmas can help a family out with food and income.
It’s an easy, ethical way to give. Your gift lights up lives!
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Australian entrepreneur, Naomi Simson, is raising her voice for Ruth so her story can be heard. At eight, Ruth came home to find out that she was to be married off to a stranger. No more going to school. No more living at home.
Help girls facing violence and exploitation rewrite their stories. Join the movement to sponsor by 11 October, International Day of the Girl.
To get involved wva.me/Live_Free_From_Fear
Christmas is coming and there’s no time like the present! How about surprising someone with the gift of a chicken and eggs?
Your gift can help a family out with much-needed food and income. Get your Christmas shopping sorted early and feel great with a gift that lights up lives.
Shop now https://wva.me/Chick_It_Out 🐣
Australian writer, actor and director, Nakkiah Lui, is raising her voice for Miriam who was sexually assaulted in her own home.
Help girls facing violence and exploitation rewrite their stories. Join the movement to sponsor hashtag by 11 October, International Day of the Girl.
To learn more visit https://wva.me/Live_Free_From_Fear
27/09/2024
In Susma’s community, the story is the same. Girls are forced out of school and pushed into marriage. Many face the trauma of domestic violence and without education, they are trapped in a never-ending cycle of poverty and exploitation.
You can change the story. Join the movement to raise your voice and sponsor by 11 October, International Day of the Girl.
Maria Thattil, Australian author and media personality, is raising her voice for Susma who is fighting against child marriage, violence and caste discrimination in her community.
Help girls like Susma rewrite their stories. Join the movement to sponsor by 11 October, International Day of the Girl.
Visit wva.me/Live_Free_From_Fear to get involved today.
20/09/2024
When the pandemic hit, Farah’s father lost all his sources of income. To reduce the financial burden on the family, he decided to marry Farah off. She was only 14.
Farah had to give up her dream of becoming a nurse and her in-laws turned out to be abusive. Eventually, Farah returned home and with the support of World Vision sponsors she is back in school and studying hard to turn her life around.
Join the movement to raise your voice and sponsor by 11 Oct, International Day of the Girl. Visit wva.me/Live_Free_From_Fear to get involved.
Australian TV personality, Tayla Broad is raising her voice for Farah so her story can be heard. At 14, Farah from Bangladesh was forced into child marriage and ended up living with in-laws who abused her.
Help rewrite the story for girls like her. Join the movement to raise your voice for so they can live free from fear.
Visit wva.me/Live_Free_From_Fear to get involved.
Kemley is raising her voice for Ratri who is fighting child marriage. Join the Australians raising their voices to sponsor by 11 October, International Day of the Girl.
16/09/2024
After resisting child marriage herself, Neha is helping other girls in her community do the same. With the support of World Vision child sponsors, she managed to continue her studies and has emerged as a leader in her community.
After school, Neha facilitates training sessions to teach young girls about their rights and how to report child marriage risks. It’s all part of the World Vision sponsorship program in collaboration with the local government.
Akec Makur Chuot, Australia’s first African-born AFLW player, is raising her voice for Neha who is fighting child marriage in her community.
Help girls facing violence and exploitation rewrite their stories. Join the movement to sponsor by 11 October, International Day of the Girl.
Visit wva.me/Live_Free_From_Fear to get involved!
'It was probably the most transformative experience of my life,' says World Vision Ambassador Erin Holland, reflecting on her time in Sri Lanka where she stepped into the community of her sponsored child, Nadu.
Appearing on The Morning Show, Erin passionately spoke about the campaign, raising awareness and advocating for vulnerable women and girls in need. Watch her powerful story unfold in the full interview.
06/09/2024
In Lente’s community the story is the same. Girls are forced to undergo female ge***al mutilation. They are pulled out of school, they become child brides and end up reliant on their husbands to survive.
Being forced to give up their education locks girls in a never-ending cycle of poverty and exploitation. You can help change the story. Join the movement to raise your voice and sponsor by 11 October, International Day of the Girl.
wva.me/Live_Free_From_Fear
It’s not just a story it’s real. Erin Holland, Australian TV presenter and singer, raises her voice for Lente, to fight against female ge***al mutilation and the other untold horrors girls her age face.
Take a moment. Sensitive themes.
Join the movement to sponsor #1000 girls by 11 October, International Day of the Girl.
Get involved at wva.me/Live_Free_From_Fear
31/08/2024
To the dads who lead with love and inspire the next generation to dream bigger—thank you for rewriting the future for your children and our communities. Happy Father's Day from all of us at World Vision Australia to all of you. 💙👨👧👦
31/08/2024
Being the sole provider of her family, Desi had to go out to work at a construction site and leave her 9-year-old daughter, Heda, on her own for five hours each day. During this time, a man came in and sexually assaulted Heda.
Over the next few weeks, another four did the same. When Desi found out, she was horrified. World Vision stepped in to help Desi report the incident and access the necessary support for Heda.
Today, Desi works closely with World Vision to help make sure no other children experience the same horror. “Because of what happened, I have a passion to protect my child and also other children,” she says.
The World Vision child sponsorship program is working with the whole community in Heda’s neighbourhood – from parents to faith leaders – to stamp out violence and create a safer place for all the children. “Without sponsors, we could not do this kind of work,” said Naysa, the World Vision local area program manager in Indonesia.
World Vision Ambassador Maria Thattil shared her powerful story while helping to rewrite the stories of others, as she joined Channel Nine’s Kate Creedon to discuss our campaign.
Don’t miss this inspiring conversation, and learn how you can get involved!
Visit: wva.me/RewriteHerStory
There are some stories that simply need to be heard. Thank you, Ellie Cole, for raising your voice for Heda and other girls like her fighting violence and exploitation.
As the International Day of the Girl approaches, we invite Australians to join the movement to sponsor 1,000 girls by 11 October so that they can rewrite their futures and live free from fear.
Take a moment.
Find out more: wva.me/RewriteHerStory
26/08/2024
What an unforgettable weekend for the 40 Hour Famine Challenge! While the 40 hours may have passed (and some are still completing their challenges), the impact you've created will last a lifetime.
A huge thank you and congratulations to everyone who took part and supported this vital cause. You've proven that in just 40 hours, you can truly make a world of difference.
Good luck to everyone kicking off their Challenge weekend like the incredible staff and students at Bundaberg Christian College. We cannot wait to see what you achieve.
We couldn't do it without you.😍
22/08/2024
Let’s kick Hunger to the kerb. Join the 40 Hour Famine, lock up your pantry and chase down your donations.
Sign up at 40hourfamine.com.au. 🥊🥊
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