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Cidalia broke poverty to become one of the most influential teachers and journalists in Morrumbala, Mozambique

“I had to do housework, wash dishes, clothes and get water to earn money and buy food for my siblings” – Cidalia, 42, mother of two and now a History teacher in Morrumbala district, Central Mozambique.

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Group of girls smiling

10 facts about protecting children

Here are 10 important facts about child protection and how sponsorship is an important part of the foundations for so many children. 

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A child sitting amidst a collapsed neighbourhood in Aleppo

Syrians in massive humanitarian need as regime change leads to surge in displacement, warns World Vision

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Christina and her sponsored child Doreen

The Experience of a Lifetime

Christina Hardy, a child sponsor, recently had the opportunity to travel to Uganda alongside other sponsors and World Vision Ireland staff. Read more about her transformative experience meeting her sponsored child.

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Susma holding her phone

A Strong & Positive Influence(r)

At just 18, Susma is fighting discrimination and child marriage

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A girl looks away from the camera, her face covered in shadow as they recount her traumatic child marriage

How to EMPOWER! individuals affected by gender-based violence

A systematic review of mental health and psychosocial interventions in fragile contexts
A Trinity Centre for Global Health publication 

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Maurice at COP29 with Solomon Islands team

The climate crisis is no phantom menace, so why the lack of COP29 urgency?

Reflecting on my time at COP29

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Child in Solomon Islands

Hunger and climate change in the Pacific

A threat to children's wellbeing
A World Vision Ireland policy brief

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Teenage refugee boys promote gender equality through Male Action Groups

Meet the teenage boys fighting gender inequality in Uganda