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Child Sponsorship Our Impact

See how World Vision's community-driven child sponsorship model empowers and equips vulnerable families and their communities with the tools and training they need to bring landing change.

Learn more about the impact child sponsorship has on World Vision's work around the world and/or become a child sponsor here. 

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