Our quick response does not undermine our focus to help effect long-term solutions. We assist victims to transit from the relief phase to the recovery and rebuilding phase. The latter includes permanent housing, clean water, sustainable sources of food, access to education, and re-established livelihoods. Our global risk reduction strategy educates communities, down to family-level disaster preparedness, and instills community-based disaster risk management programmes.

Children: In the context in which World Vision works, children are in greatest need of protection from further injury, disease or neglect, with assured attention to their basic needs, including psychosocial needs. While World Vision prioritises families in distribution and livelihood initiatives, our child-friendly spaces also provide children a safe place to play, begin emotional healing and re-establish a normal routine.

World Vision is a signatory to the Red Cross Code of Conduct – we commit to assisting people irrespective of ethnic, religious or political affiliations. Our emergency projects are in line with the Sphere Project’s Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response, which outline internationally-recognised minimum standards for emergency response. As a member of the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP), we are also accountable to communities in our emergency response.

Having a Disaster Response Fund ready to use, the global pre-positioning resource network ensures we can respond rapidly to any disaster, with pre-positioned supplies (seven warehouses strategically-located worldwide), preparedness plans and trained staff worldwide.

Community development programmes include training in disaster preparation and prevention (e.g. first aid, how to respond to a disaster, improving the construction of buildings, developing early warning systems, and mapping potential threats and vulnerable areas).

No, there is no limit to the number of packs you can purchase. For purchase of more than 10 packs, kindly email us at enquiries@worldvision.org.sg or call us at 6922 0144​

Yes, we welcome you to bless other children who are still waiting to be sponsored with a livelihood and nutrition pack. Your gift can be their first experience of being seen and loved too.   ​

Thank you for your generosity! At the moment, the Livelihood & Nutrition Pack is only available for children in Sambour, Kuleaen, Antique and Bohol Area Development Programmes. If you would like to bless your sponsored child in another ADP, you may consider sending a Care Gift instead.

To ensure as many children as possible are benefitting from the Livelihood & Nutrition pack, each sponsored child will only receive one pack. ​

You may consider giving additional packs to non-sponsored children. Our colleagues in the field will prioritise distributing these packs to children and families who need them the most.​

You will receive a Thank you e-letter from your sponsored child, along with a picture of what they received and how it is making a difference.

Your giving of $50 goes towards the purchase of four chickens, tools for rearing and feeding the chickens, delivery cost, as well as livestock and bookkeeping training for your sponsored child & family to raise and multiply the number of chickens.​