Your impact update

You are among generous Australians helping to provide children and families across 40 countries with access to daily essentials and hope for tomorrow.

Your impact update

You are among generous Australians helping to provide children and families across 40 countries with access to daily essentials and hope for tomorrow.

SEE HOW YOU’VE HELPED VULNERABLE CHILDREN.*

By donating or giving a World Vision gift, you are part of a powerful force for good, providing aid, protection and opportunities to children and families around the world.

See how and where you helped to make a difference

Emergencies

WHEN DISASTER STRIKES, IT’S CHILDREN WHO SUFFER THE MOST. 

Your support means children and families affected by emergencies receive life-saving assistance and help to rebuild their lives. 

In 2024, supporters like you helped 35 million people facing emergencies in 65 countries.

458,216

people, including 140,216 children, received food, water and mental health support after the Myanmar earthquake.

635

metric tonnes of food were delivered to 16,663 people displaced by ongoing conflict in Sudan.

1.8

kilometres of pipeline and four storage facilities helped restore clean water access for families affected by a 2024 landslide in Papua New Guinea.

Food distribution kits for families in emergency situations

Finding hope amidst the rubble

After a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar on 28 March 2025, Sandar and her son Thet, aged seven, were forced to sleep out in the open. Their home was badly damaged and unsafe to live in. Donations like yours helped to provide Sandar and Thet with food and essential hygiene items, as well as access to clean water.

During this difficult time, the rice provided by World Vision is a vital support for us,” Sandar said. “We are grateful for your support. It is essential for us.

Education

373,000 children were supported in their learning by Australians like you in 2024.

13,826

students in the Democratic Republic of Congo are learning in safer classrooms from teachers with improved skills.

5,338

vulnerable children not attending school have returned to the classroom in Nepal and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Health

With your support, 135,000 community health workers are providing care to children and families in 40 countries.

22,690

people in remote villages in Uganda were reached with key child health and nutrition messages in 2024-25.

18

nutrition groups in Laos are helping parents learn how to look out for and treat child malnutrition.

Child protection

2 million+ children were reached through child protection programs in 2024, made possible by people like you.

47,803

people across 18 countries took part in training on disability awareness and inclusion in 2024-25.

577

women and girls in Uganda and Timor-Leste who’ve survived violence received counselling, care and support.

Water and Sanitation

Every 10 seconds, one new person gains access to clean water because of supporters like you.

11,523

people in Rwanda’s Nyamasheke District gained clean water access in households, schools and health clinics during 2024-25.

1.48

million litres of clean water were trucked to Damazine in Sudan to provide 5,880 displaced people with immediate access.

Family Incomes

ALMOST ONE IN 10 PEOPLE WORLDWIDE ARE SURVIVING ON LESS THAN US$2.15 A DAY.

With your help, families living in poverty are gaining skills and resources to grow nutritious food, diversify their incomes and meet their children’s needs now and in the future.

1.52 million people took part in World Vision-supported savings groups in 2024, helping to grow their incomes.

1,204

families in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, lifted themselves out of extreme poverty after receiving support to start small businesses.

25

women’s groups in Indonesia have learned farming and money management skills so they can improve their incomes.

14,615

people in Burundi learned about the importance of women’s participation in money management and household decision making.

Fatouma mends her livelihood

In Iraq, Fatouma’s livelihood was stripped away when she had to sell her prized sewing machine to pay for urgent medical treatment.    

With support from donors like you, Fatouma joined a World Vision-supported savings group and began depositing a small amount into the group’s pooled savings twice a month. After a year of saving, she was able to buy a new sewing machine and is now making garments for a local retailer.

Now my situation is better,” she says. “I am so proud to be the breadwinner of my family.

Thank you for helping to change lives around the world.

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* Supported by the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP)