Sponsor 1,000 Girls

Every girl deserves to live free from fear

Sponsor a girl by International Day of the Girl, 11 October 2025

In too many corners of the world, a girl is born into fear: fear of childhood stolen by marriage, fear of being shut out of school, fear of being silenced by violence.

Every year, 119 million girls are out of school. 12 million girls become child brides. 1 in 3 face physical or sexual violence. Millions more suffer in silence — denied menstrual dignity, stripped of their rights to choose, speak, and be free.

But this is not the end of her story.

YOU can be the reason she writes a new one

— where freedom is the title, hope the storyline and courage in every line.

How Sponsorship Changes Lives

When you sponsor a girl through World Vision, you provide:

Child Protection

Sponsorship equips girls with knowledge of their rights and ways to stay safe from harm.

Education

We help girls stay in school by supporting families with livelihoods and promoting the value of education.

Menstrual Health and Hygiene

Girls gain dignity and confidence through menstrual education and proper hygiene support.

This International Day of the Girl, stand with her. Help us sponsor 1,000 girls by 11 October 2025.

Sponsorship puts power in her hands. And that changes the world. Because freedom isn't a privilege. It’s her right.

Hi, my name is Shuyaib Anha.
My child ID is JAM08-0874.
I am a 4-year-old girl from Bangladesh.
My date of birth is 20-06-2021.

From Fear to Fierce Hope

These girls refused to be silenced. Turning pain into power, their fight isn’t over. Will you stand with them?

One Girl. One Sponsor. Many Lives Transformed.

Once a sponsored child, now a midwife, Vannak brings life and hope to her village. One sponsor changed her future — now she’s transforming the lives of many.

Read Vannak’s Story

Her Period Shouldn’t End Her Future

Glory once missed school every month because of her period. Now, with toilets, water and support, she walks into school with confidence, ready to learn, dream and lead.

Read Glory’s Story

From Silence to Strength

Abducted at 14 and silenced by fear, Amsalech spoke up, fought back, and won justice. Now she’s healing, learning, and chasing her dreams of becoming a doctor.

Read Amsalech’s Story

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