The 30-Hour Famine is a global movement against hunger and poverty. Each year, our youths unite to learn about hunger, fast for 30 hours and raise funds for those living in poverty.

World Vision Malaysia’s 30-Hour Famine was first organised in 1997 and has since grown to become one of the country's largest annual advocacy-cum-fundraising campaigns. Every year, around 30,000 young Malaysians take part in 30-Hour Famine DIY Camps held across Malaysia, making a united stand against hunger and poverty.

In light of the ongoing global pandemic, World Vision Malaysia is introducing a new format for the 30-Hour Famine 2021 that will give Famine Fighters the flexibility to fast, raise funds and fight for children in need anytime and anywhere, offline or online!

Famine Fighters will undertake a 30-hour programme designed to help them learn more about the focus topics of the year. Exciting games and interactive activities will also be conducted online.

A child-friendly version of the 30-Hour Famine for young Famine Fighters! They will participate in an 8-hour programme to learn about issues affecting vulnerable children around the world. Child-appropriate materials will be provided, and parents are encouraged to join their children so that they can learn together as a family.

The 8-Hour Kidz Famine is a scaled-down version of the Famine catered to those aged 12 and below. Children will raise funds, fast for eight hours, and take part in games and programmes designed specifically for them.

The 8-Hour Parent & Child Famine caters to parents and children who would like to get involved in the Famine as a family.

The 8-Hour Corporate Famine is a partnership open to all companies. It can be personalised, allowing employees and employers to take part in advocacy, fundraising and fasting activities during normal work hours.