World Vision Hong Kong supported 3 APs to improve the environment for children to thrive, and empower community members to be resilient, so that they would become self-sustainable and be free from the poverty trap.

• About 14,420 people reached through sensitisation meetings on child protection, sexual and gender-based violence and health and nutrition issues to protect them from harm and violence.
• Around 2,290 children participated in the election of representatives in the Children Assembly, a child participation platform that built children on leadership skills, advocacy, child abuse reporting channels, child rights and responsibilities.

• Around 2,970 children aged 3-6 enrolled to Early Childhood Development Education due to registration activities organised by World Vision.
• More than 2,080 students including 14 children with disabilities supported by 23 Early Childhood Development Education teachers as they were capacitated on play-based methodology and disability inclusion, resulting in improved child attendance and retention.

• More than 7,210 children supported with mass screening and healthcare outreaches, resulting in early identification and treatment of illnesses.
• Around 3,250 children supported through the promotion of menstrual hygiene and sanitation, where sanitation and hygiene dignity kits containing soap, innerwear, tooth brush and sanitary pads for girls are provided.
  

• Over 260 parents and caregivers supported to form 12 saving groups and trained on savings for transformation and financial literacy skills, improving their livelihoods and enabling around 900 children to have access to education, healthcare and provision of nutritious food.
• Around 10,340 children and their households supported with multi-purpose cash transfers to cushion them from the effects of disaster like prolonged drought, enabling them to access basic needs and live dignified lives.

• Around 50,160 people including students have access to safe drinking water, as more than 40 learning institutions, 6 health facilities and 2 existing boreholes are enhanced with improved rainwater harvesting structure.

• 34 savings groups received loans that allow them to grow their business, increasing their ability to support their children by providing food and school fees for children.

• Refugees were reached with food provisions, including children aged 0-5 receiving supplementary food to keep them in school and improve their nutrition. The livelihoods of vulnerable households are also protected and strengthened.
• Mass screening of nutrition status carried out for children, pregnant and lactating women, with severe malnutrition cases identified, followed by integrated health outreach and referral service.