17 October 2011

How you can help

  1. Funds raised through the Multiplying Gift Appeal enable us to deliver life-saving food aid to vulnerable children like Beauty (right) and Belinda in Zimbabwe.
  2. Donations to our Emergency and Preparedness Fund help us to prepare supplies and staff for rapid response when disaster strikes a poor community.
  3. Gifts purchased from our Smiles catalogue, such as goats and chickens, help to support World Vision’s agriculture and environment work.
  4. Through the 40 Hour Famine, young Australians can raise funds to help children in countries like East Timor who experience hunger on a daily basis.

A stable, nutritious food supply is essential to life.

By making a donation to the Multiplying Gift Appeal or our Emergency Preparedness Fund, by purchasing from our gift catalogue or by sponsoring a child, you can help to ensure that children and families have access to the food they need for good health and wellbeing.

You can also get involved in advocating for change to policies that deny people living in poor communities their human right to enough food.

World Vision is Australia’s largest humanitarian aid organisation. Helping communities meet urgent food needs and secure long-term access to nutritious food are important elements of our relief, development and advocacy work, but we need ongoing support from concerned Australians.

Your donation to our Multiplying Gift Appeal will provide up to 10 times its value in food aid and other relief essentials to communities in crisis in countries including Zimbabwe, Kenya and Uganda.

We have also set up an Emergency Preparedness Fund so that we can respond quickly when disaster strikes in poor communities. Your contribution to this fund will support activities including the pre-positioning of life-saving supplies and ensuring that trained staff can be on the scene as quickly as possible.

Our gift catalogue contains items that help communities grow nutritious food, generate income and restore and improve their environments. You can also sign up to do the 40 Hour Famine or sponsor a child and help bring about long-term change for entire communities.

Beyond financial support, there are other things you can do. Ask questions. Get involved.

You can send letters and emails to politicians at local, state and federal levels urging them to take action; you can sign petitions; and you can even volunteer for World Vision to work on campaigns and events to raise awareness.

Getting active and supporting World Vision's efforts are great ways to make a real and lasting contribution to building strong and healthy communities.

Let's talk about it

Your vision

bella
Dec 09, 2011

It's really good though that we are able to help these people, as they deserve to live lives to the best! World Vision is so supportive of these people, and poverty...

montanna
Jun 01, 2011

I agree with you Jazmin it is soo sad :(

shania
Jun 21, 2011

I cant belive that this actually happens, so I'm doing the famine 2nd year in a row :)

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