At 18-years old, Immaculée overcame adversity to pursue a future in Auto Mechanics. World Vision, through our Childhood Rescue program, created a trades program that helped 90 young people including Immaculée to train in various trades such as auto mechanics, cutting and sewing, as well as men's and women's hairdressing.

Thanks to World Vision, Maman Belbiche is now able to support her children’s education and provides a better life for her family. She is grateful to World Vision for their support, which helped heal her daughter and gave her the tools to rebuild her life

View the highlights of the past year - our shared achievements and the impact we have made together.

“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.

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

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.

At just 18, Susma is fighting discrimination and child marriage

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