World Vision Ireland
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World's biggest child-focused humanitarian and development organisation 🌍 Charity Regulatory Authority No: 20011796. Tweets by the WV Ireland team. ☘️
Dublin, Ireland
Joined February 2010
From Ballinasloe to Tanzania, three local entrepreneurs turned compassion into action by meeting their sponsored children and witnessing the life changing impact of Irish support. Read about their experience and how child sponsorship brings hope: https://t.co/fSAGxOc1zr
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As a child, Jonna searched shorelines for clams to feed her family of 13. A sponsor gave her books, uniforms & hope, fuelling her dream of education. Now a mother of two & head teacher, she walks 5 hrs daily to inspire kids. “It’s my duty to pay forward the kindness,” she says.
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What gets you out of bed each day? For these four World Vision staff members, it’s the chance to make a real difference. Hear from each of them on why they’re passionate about working for World Vision and how their roles help change lives every day.
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Today starts 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. Esperanza shares how @Irish_Aid funded EMPOWER programme co-designs HEARTS, a culturally rooted mental health initiative supporting women & girls in fragile contexts in Somalia. @ICGBV_Ireland @CGHTrinity @WVSomalia
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On International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, we are celebrating women like Iman, who was displaced by conflict in Syria, but found hope through World Vision Ireland’s EMPOWER! programme, funded by @Irish_Aid. Read her story: https://t.co/VJwkoSvfYH
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Can sponsoring a child help end hunger? It’s more than just a monthly donation it’s access to clean water, nutritious food, education, and hope. Sponsorship creates lasting change for children, families, and entire communities. Watch now to see the impact.
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This year, Ronan and Louise O’Brien travelled with World Vision Ireland to meet their sponsored child, Happy and saw first-hand the incredible impact of child sponsorship. Read more about their experience: https://t.co/OPPdoPwtCt
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From degraded to thriving land, it's possible with Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration. In Niger alone, #FMNR has restored 6M hectares, and we’re scaling up globally. It’s up to 36x cheaper than tree planting. Smart, bold, and rooted in community. #COP30 #ClimateAction
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We’re proud of Lynthia (12) from Makira, Solomon Islands, who joined COP30 as a panellist at our side event on “Natural Resource Management: Intergenerational Dialogue.” As our youngest child delegate, her voice is a reminder that children's voice's matter in shaping the future.
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Our CEO, Gillian Barnett, has written an op-ed for The Journal called “My Day, My Rights: Voices from the Frontlines of Girlhood,”. It reflects what girls worldwide are telling us calling for education, safety & freedom to lead. Read Gillian’s piece here:
thejournal.ie
Girls everywhere are growing up in systems that were never built for them, writes Gillian Barnett.
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On #WorldChildrensDay, we’re celebrating the voices of girls around the world who believe in their power to lead, dream big, and break barriers. Listen as girls around the world tell us that a girl can be president, a leader, and anything she sets her mind to.
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On #WorldChildrensDay, we celebrate Hudhayfah, who found healing & hope at a Child Friendly Space in Syria. Thanks to the EMPOWER! project by funded by @Irish_Aid, he’s thriving through play, therapy & friendship. Read more: https://t.co/3kqUOo01Yk
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#Climatechange is a threat to children's rights. Due to their unique metabolism and development, children are especially vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. That's why at #COP30 this year we call for bold climate action to end the injustice of climate change.
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Agnes & Cynthia are growing resilience in Vanuatu, one garden at a time 🌱 Funded by @Irish_Aid, World Vision’s NOURISH project is helping families turn small spaces into lifelines. Learn more: https://t.co/JfHgbDBIJZ
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Will We Let Hunger Define Another Generation? Our CEO @GBarnettWVI joined @paulnewnham & @DanaBuzducea to co-author this powerful piece for the @irishexaminer to call for urgent, collective action. Read more:
irishexaminer.com
As famine re-emerges, leaders must show global hunger is not inevitable but a failure of will
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World Vision Iraq Country Director Biruk K. Beyene shares how children and youth are leading the way in climate action. Through child-led discussions, they’re building a better Iraq. As #COP30 unfolds, their voices remind us that climate change is real, and should not be ignored.
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Rachel and Chris from Kildare recently travelled to Tanzania to meet their sponsored children and witness the change their support is making. Read their reflection on the trip: https://t.co/kk3n6u0b06
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The world is behind on its promises to prevent #climatecrisis and children are paying the highest price. #Climatechange is threatening children's rights to health, education and protection. As the world turns its attention to #COP30, help us call for #BoldClimateAction.
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Join us on 18 November at COP30 for an intergenerational panel on stewarding forests, oceans & biodiversity. Co-hosted by the Government of the Solomon Islands & World Vision, this panel explores solutions for food security, resilience & justice. #COP30 #ClimateChange
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Listen to our sponsors, as they reflect on their recent trip to Uganda with World Vision. They had the opportunity to meet and interact with the children and communities they support and it was touching to see what their sponsorship has achieved in the lives of the community.
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