Devastating crises, looming economic and geopolitical challenges, escalating climate change risks.
Through it all, humanitarian workers stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the communities they serve,
protecting and assisting those in need globally, as millions require humanitarian aid.
#ActForHumanity
On this #WorldHumanitarianDay, let us celebrate the passionate humanitarian workers in East Asia and worldwide. Their dedication, compassion and never-give-up spirit enable life-saving protection and assistance to timely reach people and children in need, no matter the circumstances.
Today we celebrate humanitarians like Min
Resilience, Recover, and Rebuild: A Humanitarian Journey
Min has been in the humanitarian sector for nearly 16 years. His journey started in 2008 when he witnessed the tremendous damage caused by Cyclone Nargis in the Ayeyarwady and Yangon regions.
like Thet Paing
Unwavering dedication to children in Myanmar
Thet Paing embarked on his humanitarian journey with a simple pursuit of better prospects. As he interacted directly with vulnerable communities in Myanmar and experienced their hardships, his
and Hongkham
World Vision celebrates not only those in professional roles but also the unsung heroes - volunteers.
Their dedication and selflessness amplify the impact of humanitarian work, proving that change is driven by every individual's commitment. Together, we build a world of compassion and hope.
Meet our tireless changemakers
World Vision humanitarians in action across East Asia.
70% of people impacted by natural disasters live in the Asia-Pacific region as their countries are vulnerable to climate-related hazards such as floods, storms/cyclones, droughts, and landslides. Against the backdrop of natural disasters, conflict and political instability continues in Myanmar where approximately 14.4 million people required humanitarian assistance in 2022. World Vision humanitarians are the driving force of multi-sectoral programming to support children and their families with the tools and resources enabling them to be prepared to mitigate disaster risks and ensure the long-term recovery and rehabilitation of their lives and livelihoods.
In 2022, 506,936 people in Cambodia, Myanmar, Lao PDR, Viet Nam, and Mongolia were supported through immediate survival assistance and recovered local market. Cash/Voucher assistance has been incorporated into our Humanitarian and Emergency Response and longer-term development programming.
We have been responding to the needs of children across East Asia for 50 years.
