World Vision Australia is a community development organisation working to provide assistance to 100 million people worldwide.
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Resilience takes root when 🌳🌱 grow. Visiting #ANCP #SLaR project showed us how @WorldVisionZamo & local 👩🏽🌾 use #FMNR to restore 75000 hectares of degraded land in eastern 🇿🇲 to
🌾Improve soil fertility
💧Conserve water
💰Increase economic
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Inspiring to hear of @WorldVisionAus's 1000 Girls campaign about raising the voices of vulnerable girls around the world with CEO Daniel Wordsworth and Australian refugee and former @AFLWomens footballer Akec Makur Chuot.
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Today marks International Day of the Girl.
Australia is proud to support the power of girls' voices & their vision for the future #1000girls
ALT Australia’s Humanitarian Coordinator, Beth Delaney, with Akec Makur Chuot, Australian Refugee and former AFLW footballer and Sarah Goulding, Assistant Secretary and Principal Specialist Gender Equality (DFAT) at World Vision Australia’s 'Day of the Girl Breakfast' at Parliament House, 9 October 2024. Credit: World Vision Australia
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Fully support Ambassador of Ukraine to Australia Vasyl Myroshnychenko calls for more humanitarian aid at @PressClubAust. The generosity of Australians has meant World Vision has been on the ground for two years helping children who are affected. Important work and more to do.
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We love that #Australia is recognising #FMNR and the unique power of @WorldVisionAus to scale-up this amazing practice
A man dubbed 'the Forest Maker' has a simple technique that's greening our climate-threatened planet.
Now Tony is partnering with World Vision to scale up his big dream. @DaltsWorld #9News
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World Vision's already restored more than 18 million hectares of forest across 29 countries using @rinaudo_tony's technique. The bold 1 BILLION hectares goal could slow the rate of climate change and end extreme poverty for millions. @WorldVisionAus @FMNRHub
A man dubbed 'the Forest Maker' has a simple technique that's greening our climate-threatened planet.
Now Tony is partnering with World Vision to scale up his big dream. @DaltsWorld #9News
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When I first started at @WorldVisionAus four years ago, I was told the work of one of our staff members to reforest the world could be seen from space! The man was Tony Rinaudo. Excited to see #FMNR scale up, this really could help slow climate change. – at Victoria, Australia
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While damage in the wake of #CycloneMocha seems lower than expected in #CoxsBazar, we'll know the full extent of damage only tomorrow.
We're grateful for our teams at @wvbangladesh BRCR
who are prepared to protect children no matter how bad the storm.
youtu.be/7lvEmz2MMZI
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As #CoxsBazar braces for #CycloneMocha, @wvbangladesh is doing all it can to ensure that children are protected in the world's largest refugee camp. Fredrick Christopher, from #WorldVision's Bangladesh Rohingya Crisis Response, takes us through what he and his team have planned.
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#CycloneMocha threatens safety of thousands of children in world’s largest refugee camp.
Press statement: wvi.org/newsroom/cyclone-moc…
Spokespersons available on ground.
#CoxsBazar #WorldVision #BreakingNews #DevelopingNews #PressRelease #MediaRelease
ALT Early warnings urge families and children to heed government preparedness and evacuation measures a day before Cyclone Mocha hits.
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The devastating loss of lives and homes, the fear to return inside buildings and the freezing temperatures are having a terrible effect on children. @WorldVision is responding but we need your help to protect children and rebuild their futures. #syria #turkiye #earthquake
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@AusHPship & @WorldVisionAus are working with Ukrainian refugee educators to support children displaced by the #Ukraine conflict in #Romania & #Moldova. During after-school classes, children are able access critical psychosocial support & participate in learning activities.
ALT Children in Baile Olanesti, Romania, learning to make Ukrainian dumplings called varenyky in an after-school class. Photo credit: World Vision
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I spoke with @WorldVisionAus this morning on the devastation unfolding in Turkey and Syria.
Teams on the ground are working to supply shelter as some survivors sleep in their cars.
Tap to hear more 👇
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For those wanting to help people in #Türkiye & #Syria affected by the #earthquake, you can donate here to @WorldVisionAus who are on the ground responding #earthquakeinturkey worldvision.com.au/global-is…
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Australia is working with @WorldVision in 🇮🇩 to ensure the most vulnerable community members are protected.
Faith-based organisations work with health services to distribute accurate COVID-19 vaccination information and @WorldVisionAus is extending its cash assistance programs.
With @WorldVisionAus & local community leaders, we continue work to reduce the spread of #COVID19 in rural Indonesia, ensuring vulnerable people, including the elderly & those with disabilities, are prioritised.
More about the @AusHPship response:
australianhumanitarianpartne…
ALT Elders Yoseph (75) and Nonina (80), and Jemi (62) at their Village Government Post in Pene Utara, Indonesia. They stand in front of a poster that combats vaccine hesitancy and was provided through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership’s COVID-19 response. Photo credit: Nadine Gabrielle, World Vision Indonesia
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With @WorldVisionAus & local community leaders, we continue work to reduce the spread of #COVID19 in rural Indonesia, ensuring vulnerable people, including the elderly & those with disabilities, are prioritised.
More about the @AusHPship response:
australianhumanitarianpartne…
ALT Elders Yoseph (75) and Nonina (80), and Jemi (62) at their Village Government Post in Pene Utara, Indonesia. They stand in front of a poster that combats vaccine hesitancy and was provided through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership’s COVID-19 response. Photo credit: Nadine Gabrielle, World Vision Indonesia
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Education is the key to a child’s future but I was staggered to learn 91% of primary aged children in low income countries won’t reach minimum reading standard. Let’s change that @WorldVisionAus
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Bridget ❤️
This gorgeous 4yo girl is our @WorldVisionAus sponsor child in Kenya. Meeting her filled my heart & her mum and I were both in tears
Sponsorship ensures she & so many children in her community have access to education, health services & clean water
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Global Hunger Response Director for @WorldVision Mary Njeri visits an intensive care unit managing #children with #malnutrition in Baidoa. 'Surrounded by so many sick and suffering children for a condition that's preventable, is beyond heartbreaking 😞 as a mom.' Watch 📸 👇🏾
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I took a heart-wrenching trip to Baidoa, Somalia with the photographer Andrea Bruce.
After two years of withering drought, crisis is turning to catastrophe. Children are dying first. But if famine is declared, that's the fault of people not weather.
nytimes.com/2022/11/21/world…
