HI, WE ARE WORLD VISION
Today, World Vision is one of the largest humanitarian relief and development organisations in the world, with a partnership of offices in nearly 100 countries.
World Vision has zero tolerance for any violence or abuse against children and other people in the communites we serve. Although all employees and affiliates are obligated to report, World Vision holds that reporting is everyone’s responsibility. We consider any of the below as safeguarding incidents:
- Any abuse or harm happening to a child in the community World Vision works in
- Any breach of our Safeguarding Policy causing children or adults living where World Vision has a programming presence to be in direct risk of potential harm
- Any allegations (including rumours) or actual incidents of harm or abuse to children or adults living where World Vision has a programming presence, caused by a World Vision employee or affiliate
If you happen to witness any of the above or have a safeguarding concern relating to our employees, affiliates or the communities we serve, we encourage you to report it to wvm_safeguarding@wvi.org
30-HOUR FAMINE
AN ADVOCACY CAMPAIGN LIKE NO OTHER!
Every year, thousands of Malaysian youths and thousands more around the world unite through World Vision’s 30-Hour Famine to raise funds that will improve the lives of children and families in need.
How Does It Work?
Learn About Global Issues
Open the eyes of youths to global issues beyond their comfort zone and educate them on how they can be part of the solution.
Raise Funds to Fight Global Issues
Join a DIY Camp or be an individual participant to raise funds for the cause.
Experience It
Go hungry for 30 or 8 consecutive hours and stand in solidarity with those facing hunger and poverty around the world.
Send in Your Funds & Change Lives
Send in your funds to World Vision so that it can be utilised for sustainable programmes to combat hunger and poverty in different communities around the world.
30-HOUR FAMINE
AN ADVOCACY CAMPAIGN LIKE NO OTHER!
Every year, thousands of Malaysian youths and thousands more around the world unite through World Vision’s 30-Hour Famine to raise funds that will improve the lives of children and families in need.
TYPES OF
DIY CAMP
