News and Updates

We feature write-ups from supporters and staff who are hungry for change and want their voices to be heard.

A Goat Has Changed Samjhana's Life!

17 Nov 2017
Latest Updates

As Dalits in rural Nepal, Samjhana and her family faced discrimination and limited opportunities in life as members from the lowest caste. They accepted that their fate was to be landless and till land in others’ fields for a living. One day, they received a goat and their life has never been the same! 

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Food Blogger is a Child Sponsor Who Wants To Feed The Hungry

06 Nov 2017
Child Sponsorship Stories

Dr Leslie Tay is not an unfamiliar face to many Singaporeans. As the man behind Singaporean food blog “ieatishootipost”, many people know that Dr Leslie Tay is a doctor and a gastronomic adventurer. But did you know that he is also World Vision child sponsor?

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World Vision Calls for Global Push for Peace in Myanmar

20 Sep 2017
Press Releases

Global children’s charity World Vision is urging world leaders to join forces at the UN General Assembly and press for peace in Myanmar’s Rakhine State.

More than 400,000 people have fled the conflict in neighbouring Bangladesh, with children and families caught up in violence and cross-fire. Refugees World Vision has interviewed in Bangladesh have reported witnessing abominable brutality and arson.

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Why Zambia? A trip that opens your eyes, mind and heart

25 Jul 2017
Trip Reflections

This is a trip like no other; insightful with first-hand experience in a gamut of development projects that range from water sanitation and healthcare to education and a glimpse of local life.

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East African Famine 2017

14 Jul 2017
Latest Updates

A combination of drought and conflict brews a dangerous recipe for a hunger crisis that leaves more than 25 million people in east Africa – South Sudan, Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia – in a fragile balance between life and death.

Severe and persistent drought has caused widespread deficits in water and pasture, contributing to declining livestock conditions, increased rate of disease outbreaks, rising mortalities and crop production losses.

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