Kim Crossman and her sponsored child Jackline
World Vision Ambassador Kim Crossman travelled to Uganda with World Vision and saw first-hand how Kiwis like you are supporting girls to stay in school and learn their rights.
“I witnessed an uprising of beautiful, empowered young women,” says Kim. “These amazing girls… are strong, bold, brave and confident, despite growing up in some of the toughest circumstances. They know their rights. They’re in school. They have big dreams. And they’re leading change in their communities.”
When you sponsor a girl, you open the door to a future filled with possibilities – not just for the girl you sponsor but for her entire community. Join Kim and stand with girls who are ready to change the world.
Sponsor a girl
“I witnessed an uprising of beautiful, empowered young women,” says Kim. “These amazing girls… are strong, bold, brave and confident, despite growing up in some of the toughest circumstances. They know their rights. They’re in school. They have big dreams. And they’re leading change in their communities.”
When you sponsor a girl, you open the door to a future filled with possibilities – not just for the girl you sponsor but for her entire community. Join Kim and stand with girls who are ready to change the world.
Sponsor a girl
70 years of experience
70 years of experience
World Vision New Zealand is part of the World Vision International partnership. Together, we've impacted the lives of over 200 million children across almost 100 countries by tackling the root causes of poverty.
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