World Vision SG

A Christian relief, development & advocacy organisation working with children, families & communities worldwide by tackling poverty & injustice.

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Every gift is a miracle waiting to come true for a child! ✨💌🦋🌻🧡

Each time we care to share, we make way for a miracle to unfold.

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Due to the lack of nutritious food, many pregnant refugee ladies in the crisis affecting Rohingyas have anaemia, and nearly half of the child refugees suffer from it as well.

World Vision is on the ground... https://t.co/2Va6pHGJEp

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Two years ago, Joy visited Gaspar, her sponsored child on a World Vision trip to Ende, Indonesia. "From the day I started child sponsorship, there was a longing to meet my sponsored child one day. When I got to... https://t.co/hQsXgfBEia

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To celebrate our phase out in Uvurkkhangai, Mongolia, we asked our sponsors to share their sponsorship journies as they bid a bitter-sweet goodbye to their sponsored children. To make things sweeter, we are giving sponsors who share their stories a... https://t.co/T6EkGR58yk

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What happens when you empower 6 refugees to take videos with phones?📱 They can share with us their stories in the most powerful way. Watch the video below!

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Houses destroyed. Lives ripped apart. The devastation of #CycloneIdai is immense. World Vision is on the ground providing life saving assistance to the most vulnerable victims. Find out more about how you can help at: https://t.co/MBTpI2gm7a https://t.co/HeWG87GWl7

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More than 1,000 lives were reportedly lost and approximately 2.6 million people in Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe were affected when Cyclone Idai made landfall earlier in March. Survivors speak of... https://t.co/ghlGseVxnj

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Look, we're on TV!

In the recent episode of Little Incredible Explorer, Kai Luo and his mother worked with World Vision to provide educational support to the children living in the Philippines. From building learning facilities to reading stories to... https://t.co/mN3jwnM2hx

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Look, we're on TV!

In the recent episode of Little Incredible Explorer, Kai Luo and his mother worked with World Vision to provide educational support to the children living in the Philippines. From building... https://t.co/2s36utrOEP

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This #InternationalWomensDay , let’s celebrate the lives of girls who grew up to be great women! They displayed resilience and strength and rose above their circumstances, to bring joy and love to those... https://t.co/uZJszCN3ar

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Have you heard the story of the miracle well? Watch the video below to find out how this well was found, and how it has helped transform an entire community! https://t.co/FDalNNzwYZ

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Last April, Shireen visited her sponsored child in Antique, Philippines, on a World Vision trip.

She was impressed with how child sponsorship provides holistic interventions and ensures sustained impact in... https://t.co/xqpVtvKaMM

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How did a shepherd boy herding cattle become the Anglican
Archbishop of Kenya leading a denomination of 6 million people?
It began with the spark of child sponsorship, a gift of hope.

Come meet him face to... https://t.co/ADUfnfbPp3

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Child. Not a soldier.

It is estimated that 300,000 children around the world are living as child soldiers. That’s 300,000 children kept from their God-given right to peace and safety.

For children like... https://t.co/OFX4BRbFfN

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How did Felicia feel when she first met her two sponsored children in Myanmar? Read on to find out! Thank you 8 days for sharing Felicia's heartwarming experiences in Myanmar! https://t.co/a8Uhz5W1Wc

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While we are blessed with a variety of goodies this Chinese New Year, let us not forget about malnourished children in other parts of the world! Find out how you can join World Vision in feeding malnourished children with better produce at... https://t.co/5NRgRfjnt7

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Training farmers to improve their crop yield has a positive ripple effect. Not only are they able to feed their children with better produce, they can also grow their income when they sell their crops!
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Yes, I have sponsored a child, Kyin Kyin from World Vision Singapore in Myanmar and @jeffrey_xu sponsored a boy Khant too:) I had the good fortune to visit both of them two weeks ago with... https://t.co/U7oFKwFL7u

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Khna Ny’s grandmother dotes on her three grandsons a lot, but she does not know what to do when they fall ill, and is not aware that poor hygiene causes them to suffer from poor health.

This Chinese New... https://t.co/HmfATsKHjn

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Khna Ny’s grandmother dotes on her three grandsons a lot, but she does not know what to do when they fall ill, and is not aware that poor hygiene causes them to suffer from poor health.

This Chinese New... https://t.co/8dF0NfII9Q