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身处世界各地最危险地区的孩童，他们的生存没法受到保障。日复一日，孩童的生活充斥着各种难以预测的风险...

孩童不常有机会为自己做出重大的决定，多半是由身边的成人为他们决定各种大小事。在大多数情况下...

Kenzho was just five years old when the pandemic happened in the Philippines. The young boy from the province of Aklan is already seven years old. As an only child, he spends most of his time playing with his friends. He also helps his mother with their house chores. To fully support Kenzho with his lessons, his mother Almira decided to quit her job to focus on tutoring her son and taking care of him during the pandemic. While being jobless, Almira depends on the two small businesses that she and her mother, Amy, started before the pandemic. With the help of World Vision’s Community Managed Savings and Credit Association programme, Almira has learned how to save and invest money in productive ventures.

成为儿童助养人之后，你可能常常会在想助养童是不是有读懂你写给他们的信件，或者你也可能好奇自己的奉献对他们的生活和处境改变了多少。当助养人Michelle Loh与她来自印度的助养童会面，藏在脑中的许多问题都有了答案。

没有一位母亲能够忍心看着自己的孩子营养不良，这种情况却发生在Asela的身上。当斯里兰卡的威利坎大受到气候变化的冲击，Asela的3岁儿子Heshan也因而受到饥饿的威胁。Asela的丈夫Sampath是一位日薪劳工，他必须长时间工作才能够喂饱家人。然而，随着新冠病毒全球大流行席卷而来，他的工作机会也急剧减少。