Starting with small capital but pig raising kept failing, there was times when Hong got frustrated, not daring to put more investment.

Youth Initiative creates employment and networks for Social Change

At the age of 11 Priya (now 23) made a decision to be ‘independent’ when she grew up.

She had to do it. They would worry, but she had no choice - so with just minutes to spare, Frida called her parents.

“Are you a photographer?” I didn’t expect to hear this question in English from a 14-year-old boy in a refugee camp. “Yes, I am,” I replied.

Graeme explains how World Vision works to respect children’s privacy and participation through sponsorship in an increasingly connected world 

Information and statistics about our global response to COVID-19.

To most families in the Philippines, education is a key that will elevate them to a prosperous, comfortable life. Seventeen-year-old Ara, a Grade 12 student born to a farming family with five children, firmly believes so. “I see the value of education as something that we bring with us as we grow up and grow old. It is a necessity to a better life,” sponsored child Ara shares.