World Vision is a global Christian organization dedicated to helping children, families, and communities overcome poverty and injustice. They provide relief, development, and advocacy services to all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender. World Vision works with communities to ensure children have access to healthcare, education, and protection so they can experience life to its fullest as God intended.

2.  World Vision is a global Christian relief,
development and advocacy organisation dedicated
to working with children, families and
communities to overcome poverty and injustice.
 World Vision serves all people, regardless of
religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
 World Vision is an international partnership of
Christians whose mission is to follow our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ in working with the poor and
oppressed to promote human transformation, seek
justice and bear witness to the good news of the
Kingdom of God

3.  They work with families, communities, and
partners to ensure that children enjoy good
health, are educated for life, experience the
love of God and their neighbours, and are
cared for, protected, and participating
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4.  They look forward to a world where every child experiences
Jesus’ promise of life in all its fullness.
 Where they are protected, cared for and given the
opportunities to become all God meant them to be.
 Where they grow strong in communities free of need and
full of promise.
 Where families are valued, creation preserved and the most
vulnerable live in security and confidence. Where they
become responsible citizens of well-led nations.
 Where peace and justice reign and all have the right to
contribute.
 Where they flourish in a world where the treasure of our
hearts and the measure of our wealth is the happiness and
well-being of all children. In such a world, we all taste the
joy of the Kingdom of Heaven.

5.  In the 1970s, they embraced a broader community
development model and established an emergency
relief division. We also attempted to address the
causes of poverty by focusing on community needs
such as water, sanitation, education, health,
leadership training and income generation.
 Today World Vision, is one of the world’s leading
humanitarian organisations. Over 40,000 staff
members (including part time and temporary staff
and employees of microfinance institutions)
implement programmes of community
development, emergency relief and promotion of
justice in nearly 100 countries.

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