WorldVision Ethiopia

By 2030, 15 million children in Ethiopia will be more resilient, nourished, safe, and educated, growing up with hope, joy, and peace in their communities.

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We all have a reason behind the choices we make. What’s yours?

For a child, your reason could mean education, confidence, protection & the chance to dream beyond today.

Through Child Sponsorship, you help make that possible.

And for us, that reason has always been #children.

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Any request for money, gifts or favours linked to employment opportunities using our name should be reported immediately.

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What does a #PeriodFriendlyEthiopia look like?

Girls are showing up to school with confidence. Safer spaces. Stronger support systems. Honest conversations.

Communities working together so menstruation never stands in the way of girls' education, dignity, or opportunity.

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“What do I say when my child asks about periods?”

This #MenstrualHygieneDay, we’re sharing a simple comic book to help #children learn about menstruation without shame or fear & support families to start conversations more openly.

Read it & share it: https://t.co/Zo9MLYQ7DC

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Many girls experience their first period without understanding what’s happening.

Often, the hardest part is the silence around it.

As #MenstrualHygieneDay approaches, let’s hear from you: how comfortable are families discussing menstruation with #children?👇
#MenstrualHealth

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“I lost so much. But today, I can stand on my own again. To me, that is a victory.”- Emebet

Through our SPIR II project, 50,000+ people across Oromia, Amhara & Tigray received mental health & psychosocial support to rebuild hope & move forward.
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Behind every number is a life held, a child protected & a future reimagined.

In times of crisis, we showed up together, with compassion, bringing hope, dignity & care when it mattered most.

Every response has the power to change a story forever.
#EmergencyResponse #HopeInCrisis

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Monday again? Yes.

Another chance to create impact? Definitely, yes.

We’re working toward a future where every child experiences life in all its fullness & communities are filled with hope.

What small action will you take for child?

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The strength of a family shapes a child’s well-being.

This #DayOfFamilies, we continue working alongside families to help #children grow up in a safe, healthy, hopeful and equal tomorrow.

#ChildWellbeing #FamiliesMatter

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In times of crisis, resilience begins with timely support.

We stand with vulnerable communities by providing farm tools, agricultural inputs, livestock care, animal feed, & forage seeds, helping families rebuild livelihoods & sustain hope & self-reliance.
#ResilienceInCrisis

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Before a child learns to walk, they learn to hold on.

To every mother whose love becomes strength, hope, and protection for a child: thank you.

Happy Mother’s Day.🧡

#MothersDay #ForEveryChild

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Every child deserves a future free from _______.
We’ll go first: hunger.

Because #children deserve to be healthy, nourished, & given the chance to grow, laugh, & be loved.

Now it’s your turn. What’s one thing every child should grow up free from? 👇

#BoldHope #ChildAtTheCentre

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Behind every child paying attention in class, there’s a story.

A family supported.
A school strengthened.
A barrier removed.

Together with communities & partners, this is the work we show up for every day, so more #children can stay in school, learn & grow.
#MondayMotivation

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For many #children, what seems simple is still out of reach: clean water, safety, a chance to learn.

Across communities we work with, access to water, protection & education is opening doors, one step at a time.

This #Sunday, may we respond with open hands & steady commitment.

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We signed an MoU with Oromia Regional Government, strengthening our long-standing partnership to deliver lasting impact for children.

Through our FY26–30 Strategy, we aim to impact 4.1M children via integrated, system-strengthening programs driving sustainable, long-term change.

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As we wrap up our side event at #ARFSD12:

Listen to our partner panellists reflect on the discussion and why resilient WASH systems are critical for children today and stronger communities tomorrow.

Big ideas matter when they lead to real change for #children.

#WASHForChildren

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Let’s talk about water, sanitation, & hygiene that actually lasts.

Join us tomorrow at #ARFSD12 for a side event on adaptive & resilient WASH systems exploring how to tackle climate shocks & protect children’s health & dignity.

📍 UNECA, Room CR3 – Addis Ababa ⏰ 13:00- 14:30

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When water systems fail, children feel it first.

Climate shocks are straining water & sanitation across Africa. At the Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development, alongside partners, we’re spotlighting child-centred, climate-resilient WASH.
📅 28 April | UNECA, Addis Ababa

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A healthier planet takes collective action. What we nurture today grows the future #children deserve.

This #EarthDay, stand with communities restoring tomorrow by supporting restoration, learning from communities, & protecting the environment. #RestoreTomorrow #OurPowerOurPlanet

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Sustainability isn’t just a concept; it’s a practice passed from one generation to the next.

Sometimes it looks like a mother tending her garden, as her #children learn by watching & doing. Caring for the planet starts at home.

What we nurture today shapes tomorrow.