Building Resilience, Bringing Hope Everyday
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World Vision is about the well-being of vulnerable children regardless of their race, ethnicity, religion, or gender. For 46 years, we have worked to improve the lives of children in this part of the world. Our goal is to nurture them, improve their resilience, and bring hope. We work through development, relief and advocacy so vulnerable children are protected in families and communities, and so they develop the skills they need for healthy lives.
In FY21*, we reached 282,507 children through relief and development programming and over one million children through advocacy programmes.
74% of the children in our current programmes are the most vulnerable in terms of poverty and fragility.
In the West Bank, only 62% of children 0-3 years of age are on track in all domains. After mothers participate in our Go Baby Go programme, 86% are.
When pre-school children started in our Learning Roots programme, only 37.2% were on track in all domains. At the end, 71% are.
When caregivers begin our Positive Discipline workshops, 93% believe physical punishment is necessary to bring up a child. After, this number decreases to 67%.
We support over 400 schools. We have equipped 22 schools with 173 solar panels.
We reached over 1.2 million with COVID-19 prevention awareness.
*FY2021 Oct. 1, 2020-Sept. 30-2021
Impact Stories, Statements & Videos
World Vision JWG Country Brief
World Vision works to nurture children, improve their resilience, and bring hope to Palestinian children. For over 45 years, World Vision has worked for the well-being of children in Jerusalem, West Bank and Gaza. Our programmes cover development, relief and advocacy so children, especially the most vulnerable, are protected in families and communities, and so children develop the skills they need for healthy lives.
World Vision JWG has one of the largest community-based presence of any organisation operating in the West Bank. In FY20, we reached 138,213 individual children, of which 74% are categorically considered most vulnerable in the West Bank.
Life with Abundance of Hope Enables Qais
What is the world without loving each other, supporting each other, and be committed to leaving no one behind, especially the most vulnerable of us?
How 1 Transforms 4
Because of World Vision’s community-focused solutions, for every child a sponsor help, four more children benefit, too. Not only that, but the whole family of a sponsored child benefits as well.