World Vision Uk

"You're looking here at business people ... it gives people dignity."
Game of Thrones star Liam Cunningham visits a World Vision and World Food Programme-run cash assistance programme in South Sudan that helps people get back on their feet.
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What do the children of South Sudan think about their country's future?
World Vision asked those who have fled to Uganda their thoughts!
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“There can be no greater gift than that of giving one’s time and energy to helping others without expecting anything in return.”
- Nelson Mandela
Lightwell, 10, carries his three-year-old sister Abigail through fields toward a World Vision reading camp, which is part of World Vision's literacy program in Zambia.
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“They have found a little bit of dignity here … they can sleep at night without having to worry that they’re going to be shot at.”
Game of Thrones star Liam Cunningham visits South Sudan and sees how World Vision is helping those who have fled violence and conflict.
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Happy Amazon Prime Day!
If you already shop on Amazon.co.uk, switch to Amazon Smile select World Vision UK, and the charity will receive a % of all eligible sales.
It's a great way to make a difference while you're shopping, and help make someone smile 😃😃😃
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Wow! 😲😲😲 Twelve-year-old Bornface from Zambia smashes our FIFA World Cup Keepy-Uppy Challenge!
Think you could do better? Tag World Vision UK and show us your moves.
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"They get to be children, without any danger, without any fear."
Game of Thrones star Liam Cunningham sees first-hand the joy Child Friendly Spaces can bring the children of South Sudan.

Children around the world are using football as a way to play, grow and engage with others.
The FIFA World Cup has highlighted their joy of the beautiful game ⚽⚽⚽
Football, like #FriendshipHasNoBorders.
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In the seven years since South Sudan's independence, World Vision has reached one million people - but more still needs to be done.
This is how we deliver life-saving food and supplies in the country. #ItTakesAWorld

Garston Ladies FC's Emma Trill delivers some fancy footwork in our FIFA World Cup Keepy-Uppy Challenge!
Think you could do better? Have a go, tag World Vision UK and show us your moves ⚽🏆⚽
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We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.”
- Winston Churchill
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"This is a vital, vital place for children's health."
As South Sudan marks the seventh anniversary of its independence, see Game of Thrones star Liam Cunningham's moving visit to a children's malnutrition centre.

Twelve-year-old Collins from Zambia shows off some serious skills in our FIFA World Cup Keepy-Uppy Challenge! 🔥🔥🔥
Think you could do better? Tag World Vision UK and show us your moves.
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Have you got that #FridayFeeling? 🧡🧡🧡
Simon and his dance troupe of South Sudanese refugees practise their moves at a World Vision-run Child Friendly Space in Uganda's Bidi Bidi settlement.

“Football makes me the happiest. When I play, I don’t think about anything else."
Eighteen-year-old Dina is one of a group of girls using football to kick out child marriage and challenge gender stereotypes.
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As the UK celebrates #NHS70, many children and their families around the world aren’t fortunate enough to have access to free healthcare.
World Vision supports these communities with essential medical kits including birthing packs and restorative equipment ow.ly/M0ae30kOjrG

Wondering what to do as you wait for the next FIFA World Cup match? 🤔 Take our Keepy-Uppy Challenge!
Think you can beat 10-year-old Sai from Myanmar? Tag World Vision UK and show us your skills.
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“My life has changed because I am now learning.”
Solar lamps provided by World Vision are making a real difference by allowing Rahma - and girls like her - to study in their homes at night.
Education is important, and sometimes it's the simple things that make the biggest difference.