Do you think all children should have access to clean drinking water?? I am certain that you will agree that these beautiful Haitian children do!!
The Fredericton Global 6k for Water will be held on Saturday May 29. This virtual event will raise funds for water projects in the Morne
2020 was a very difficult year. The global impact of COVID-19 was profound, particularly for children and families already living under challenging conditions. Despite this,
24 communities became self-sufficient in 2020. That is one of achievements of World Vision Canada in 2020. It is easy to just pass right over
“The Heroes for Children awards recognize and celebrate remarkable Canadians for their passion and work to make a positive difference in the lives of vulnerable
Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) has been an important global strategy for World Vision for a number of years. These WASH projects provide access to
The FreddyLink “Water is Life” fund-raiser is raising funds to help provide safe and accessible water, construct water stations & latrines and rehabilitate wells to create
Did you know that nearly 1,000 children under age 5 die every day from diarrhea caused by contaminated water, poor sanitation, and unsafe hygiene. But
Child sponsorship through World Vision is a wonderful experience which allows you to connect on a personal level with an individual child. It is so
World Vision is responding to the COVID-19 crisis internationally, but also at the local level within individual communities. Click here for an update from the
As part of their Make a Difference This Christmas initiative, the congregation of Smythe Street Church raised nearly $10,000 for the FreddyLink Water is Life
According to Katherine Sentlinger, there is a severe water crisis in Haiti. She writes the following: “As the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, Haiti
