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The rhythm of your gift in action

Discover the real impact of gifts that help girls learn, lead and thrive.

Hygiene kits

Hygiene kits

Women’s health services

Women’s health services

Safe space for girls

Safe space for girls

Clean water

Clean water

Product Description

Reusable pads, underwear and soap help girls manage periods with dignity and stay in school.

Product Impact

11,722 girls have improved access to menstrual hygiene management this past year. Either through distribution of products or availability of adequate infrastructure. fiscal year 2024

Countries

Chad, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Afghanistan, Malawi, Burundi

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Product Description

Mobile clinics and reproductive health education ensure girls and women access trusted care with dignity.

Product Impact

55 health facilities this past year were improved with infrastructure including new maternity wards, water points. fiscal year 2024

Countries

Senegal, Bangladesh, Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania

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Product Description

Safe spaces and dignity kits protect women and girls in emergencies, offering safety and healing.

Product Impact

541 children's clubs this past year brought girls and boys together around topics like peace, advocacy, good water, sanitation and hygiene habits.fiscal year 2024

Countries

Tanzania

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Product Description

Female-friendly toilets, safe water and hygiene education keep girls healthy and able to attend school.

Product Impact

11,791 sanitation facilities, including latrines and handwashing stations, were constructed or updated this past year.fiscal year 2024

Countries

Afghanistan, Haiti

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In a small town along Ecuador’s coast, girls often grow up with a clear expectation: marry young, raise children, and repeat the cycle. Opportunities for education are scarce, and safety isn’t always guaranteed. For many, dreams beyond the home are out of reach. That could…

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From the community

“World Vision trained us in healthcare management, and we formed the Health Unit management committee. As a member, it our responsibility to take care of the resources that World Vision provided so that even when they are long gone, we can still keep the facility running."

Kwesiga Sadayo,
Health Unit Management Committee member 2024

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Field programs and advocac

Advocacy and community programs, such as life-changing water projects in Malawi.

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Vital support and accountability

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Most asked

Hygiene kits include pads, underwear and soap so girls can manage periods safely. This reduces stigma and keeps them in school with dignity and confidence.

Access to reproductive health education and clinics protects girls’ well-being and builds confidence. Your gift ensures they grow up healthier and with brighter futures.

Safe spaces and dignity kits shield girls from exploitation during emergencies, offering security and healing so they can continue learning.

Female friendly toilets and clean water help girls stay healthy and prevent missed classes, keeping them in rhythm with education.

Yes. Many donors honor loved ones by giving hygiene kits, health care, or clean water. You’ll receive a shareable card highlighting the impact.

The multiplier shows how your gift can go even further—thanks to grants and donated goods, your impact is often multiplied. While the figure is accurate at this time, it may vary due to changes in program timing, funding commitments, and the value of donated commodities.