By 2030, 15 million children in Ethiopia will be more resilient, nourished, safe, and educated, growing up with hope, joy, and peace in their communities.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
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WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
High in the mountains of Hula, Ethiopia, Child Sponsorship is creating lasting change. ☁️🌱
With 3,500 children registered and over 23,000 people benefiting, communities are gaining access to clean water, education, protection and stronger livelihoods. 🧡
#52WeeksOfImpact
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership (#AHP) program, Australia supported @WorldVisionEth and its local partners to deliver protection-focused humanitarian assistance across #Tigray, #Amhara, and #Oromia regions.
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
A small, coloured band can tell a life-changing story.
In Ethiopia’s Somali Region, a young child was brought to a local health post after falling sick. A simple arm measurement placed her in the red zone, a clear sign of severe acute malnutrition.
With support from a community health worker, she was enrolled in treatment and began receiving therapeutic food. Within weeks, her strength returned, her appetite improved and her recovery began.
Chronic malnutrition continues to affect children in ways that are not always visible at first. It weakens their bodies, affects their growth and limits their ability to learn and thrive. But recovery is possible.
Through community-based approaches, early screening and access to nutrition support, families are able to respond sooner, and children are given a second chance to grow strong and healthy.
Because addressing malnutrition is not only about food. It is about reaching children early, supporting caregivers and strengthening the systems that surround them.
Learn more here: 👉🏽 wvi.org/stories/ethiopia/lit…
#Nutrition #ChildHealth #WorldVisionEARO #Worldvisionethiopia
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Children and climate change: one man’s daring journey
Any country or continent’s hope for the future hinges on the wellbeing of its younger generations. Yet African children are some of the most vulnerable beings to climate impacts on the planet. So, how is Africa engaging its children in advocacy for climate justice? Assefa Tofu from @WorldVisionEth has the answer.
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Children are at the heart of everything we do.
Our 2025 Child-Friendly Impact Report brings to life their achievements, hopes, and dreams, told in simple language that children can read, enjoy, and take pride in.
Honoured to share the incredible progress made this year through the eyes of the children we serve.
👉 View the report: wvi.org/publications/annual-…
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
🇦🇺 is proud to support @WorldVisionEth’s important work through the @AusHPship. Strong local systems & partnerships are essential to protecting vulnerable children & women across 🇪🇹.
🇦🇺 is proud to partner with @WorldVisionEth to advance community-led protection.
What does lasting protection look like? It starts with strong local systems.
We brought together government leaders, UN agencies, civil society, communities, & children to share lessons from the @AusHPship-funded Ethiopian Humanitarian Protection Project. #ChildProtection
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Across Burundi, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda, 2025 was a year of breakthroughs, growth and impact, despite the complex humanitarian landscapes.
In 2025, @WorldVision reached 26 million people, including 16.4 million children across #EastAfrica, providing
🍛 Health & Nutrition services,
📚 access to Education services,
💧 clean water, sanitation & hygiene services,
🧡 access to child protection services & psychosocial support,
💵 and access to microfinance opportunities
This report is more than a record of what we achieved, it is a reminder of what we can continue to accomplish together: a future where every child is safe, nourished, supported and free to dream.
👉 Read the full 2025 Impact Report: wvi.org/publications/annual-…
#WVImpact | #YearInReview | #ImpactReport2025
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
What happens when clean water flows for the first time? 💧
For 10-year-old Sitina, it meant laughter. Splashing. Joy.
Before this, she walked for hours each day, too exhausted to learn.
Now, a new World Vision water point serves over 3,000 people in her village.
Clean water didn’t just change her routine.
It gave her childhood back. 🧡
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
“Our shift from fragmented nutrition projects to scaled, highimpact interventions integrated into national systems is key to sustainable child wellbeing,” shared @lilian_dodzo, our regional leader as she represented @WorldVision at the @_AfricanUnion Side Event on Child Survival & Nutrition.
#39thAUSummit | #Nutrition | #Agenda2063
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
The Australian Ambassador, Dr Peter Hunter, met with @WorldVisionAus's, Grant Bayldon, on his visit to 🇪🇹 with his team from @WorldVisionAus & @WorldVisionEth.
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Together, we’ve seen communities thrive, dreams take shape, and resilience shine through. Every story is a reminder that compassion changes lives.
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
📢 Let’s break the silence on digital violence and reclaim safe online spaces 💻🛡️
Your voice matters. Your clicks matter. Your safety matters. ✨
From Africa to Asia, Europe to the Americas, Oceania to the Middle East, every child, every woman, every person deserves safety online. 🌍
This year’s commemoration of the #16DaysofActivism is especially timely. It aligns with the adoption of the @_AfricanUnion Convention on Ending Violence Against Women and Girls, a milestone that calls for an end to all forms of violence, including online abuse, and urges Member States to pass, adopt, and strengthen legislation that protects women and girls.
Together we #UNiTE across borders to #EndDigitalViolence 🌐
@WorldVisionEth @WorldVisionAULO
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
🛡️A safe classroom.
🍲A daily meal.
🌟A chance to dream again.
Thanks to an @EduCannotWait-funded holistic #education programme delivered by @WorldVisionEth & partners, rehabilitated classrooms, school meals and catch-up classes are helping displaced children like 10-year-old Aschila reclaim their right to learn in #Ethiopia.
Read her inspiring story ⤵️
educationcannotwait.org/news…
#EducationCannotWait #KeepHopeAlive @UN @WorldVision @WorldVisionEARO
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Every failed harvest tells the story of a hungry child & a deteriorating planet. Yet hope lies in nurturing the land, restoring balance & protecting every child’s right to food, dignity, and health.
🔗: wvi.org/opinion/view/can-car…
#COP30 #ClimateAction #FMNR
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Climate change is now one of the greatest drivers of poverty and hunger, with 45 million people worldwide at extreme risk of famine—including almost 21 million children. #COP30
Learn how we're fighting back: ow.ly/NgH050XnB3M
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Did you know? 💡
Child sponsorship works with communities to fix the root causes of poverty for children, with essentials like clean water, nutritious food, healthcare, education, protection and economic opportunities.
Learn more: ow.ly/rPV450XnUw1
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
“Did we do something wrong?” That’s what a child in Afghanistan asked after their family lost access to #HumanitarianAid
As needs rise and funds fall, we need:
✅ Smarter funding
✅ Local leadership
✅ Integrated responses
✅ Resilience over relief ow.ly/Tskv50XlXqj
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Abduction in Ethiopia is taking on new faces: quieter, calculated, and devastating.
But youth like 17-year-old Bethel are fighting back, leading grassroots efforts to protect children and end exploitation. 💪🏾
👉 Read her story: wvi.org/stories/ethiopia/new…
#ProtectChildrenNow #ChildProtection #WorldVision @WorldVisionEth
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
Through Australian funding, World Vision Australia, working with @WorldVisionEth, is able to provide protection services to victims of Gender-based violence (#GBV) to women and girls in #Amhara, #Tigray, and #Oromia.
WorldVision Ethiopia retweeted
“We are asking to be part of a problem we did not create. We are the future & we need a place at the seat of people making discussions on climate change & climate justice.” - Samuel,17, Kenya.
🌍 True climate justice means giving children a voice in the decisions that shape their future.
#ACS2 #AfricaClimateSummit #ClimateAction
