In 2015, a report from UNICEF showed that child mortality rates had significantly dropped in Indonesia. Improvements were attributed to the work of many development agencies, including World Vision. These agencies have partnered to upgrade health for children by providing immunizations, treating childhood diseases and encouraging breastfeeding for the first six months of a child’s life.
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13,990children attended in-school or after-school literacy activities.
6,990people were trained or involved in community water, sanitation or hygiene initiatives.
7,750items of protective equipment were provided, including medical masks, gloves, surgical gowns and eye protection.
When you give where most needed, you’ll help provide things like healthcare, safety, food, clean water and more to vulnerable children and families around the world. It’s a powerful way to help fight poverty and hunger, and give hope to those in need.
