THIS WINTER WE TRAVELED TO ZAMBIA

Saskatoon's Jennifer Jellicoe and Regina's Morgan Campbell share their stories.

The community of Saskatchewan has the power to make a better world for children. Join your neighbours and friends in the Just One Child campaign and you can help a child to have a better future. Your support can really make a difference.

This winter, we traveled to Zambia with CTV Saskatoon's Jennifer Jellicoe and CTV Regina's Morgan Campbell. In Zambia, Jennifer and Morgan experienced what life is like for real children and families in the communities where World Vision works. Many children have benefitted from World Vision programs, but there is still much more that needs to be done! Click on the right to watch Jennifer and Morgan's stories.

There are many more children who struggle to survive everyday. While you can't help them all, you can help spark global change by sponsoring just one child.

SEE OUR WORK IN ACTION

  • Stella (age 8) and Chisowa (age 6) help their mother with the dishes. Their mother Eunice is a single mother of 6 and is blind. Stella (and Chisowahelp their mother with the dishes.
  • 11-year-old Arabella of British Columbia shares her story as a World Vision sponsor. “Arabella (11) shares her sponsorship story”
  • Eunice, though blind, must provide for her 6 children. Eunice, though blind,must provide for her 6 children.
  • A World Vision sponsor shares her thoughts about child sponsorship. “World Vision sponsor shares her thoughts about child sponsorship.”
  • Wisco and Stella must often ask neighbors for food. Wisco and Stella must often ask neighbors for food.
  • Sponsors share their thoughts about their child sponsorship experience. “Sponsors share their thoughts about their child sponsorship experience.”
  • Stella (age 8) doesn't own any traditional toys. She does like to play 'jacks' with stones. Stelladoesn’t have toys. She plays ‘jacks’ with stones.
  • Maureen, Mercy and Bridget work in the fields. Maureen, Mercy and Bridget work in the fields.
  • Morgan Campbell of CTV Regina, enjoying a moment with her new friends from Zambia - Bridget (age 13) and Maureen (age 11). Morgan Campbell (CTV Regina) with Bridget and Maureen.
  • Morgan Cambell (CTV Regina) and Jennifer Jellicoe (CTV Saskatoon) with friends. Morgan Cambell (CTV Regina) and Jennifer Jellicoe (CTV Saskatoon) with friends.
  • Damien Kent, CTV Saskatoon videographer, showing some of the footage he captured of the Zambian children he just met. Damien Kent (CTV videographer) showing footage to new friends.
  • Jessy (9) does chores and cares for her siblings. Jessy (9) does chores and cares for her siblings.
  • Evans (age 5) is Jessy's younger brother. Evans (5) is Jessy’s younger brother.
  • Jessy with Morgan Campbell (CTV Regina). Jessy with Morgan Campbell (CTV Regina).
  • Evans with Jennifer Jellicoe (CTV Saskatoon). Evans with Jennifer Jellicoe (CTV Saskatoon).
  • Jo-An (3) poses for the camera. Jo-An (3)poses for the camera.
  • Jennifer and Morgan meeting sponsored children. Phannet (second from left), is sponsored by a donor in Martensville, SK. Jennifer and Morgan meet sponsored children.
  • Sponsored 9- yr old twins (L-R) Cristeta and Christine, enjoying a moment posing for the camera. Sponsored 9 year old twins Cristeta and Christine.
  • Three sponsored siblings (L-R): Miyoba (age 8); Mutinta (age 9) and Lwiito (age 3), take a moment to say "thank you." Sponsored siblings Miyoba, Mutinta and Lwiito say “thank you.”
  • A Zambian mother and child visit Muzya Rural Health Centre, built by World VIsion in Kalomo. Zambian mother and child visit Muzya Rural Health Centre.

FIND A CHILD TO SPONSOR

Birthday:
About Tayeba:

Gender:

Girl

Birthday:

November 15, 2006

Country:

Bangladesh

Chores:

Runs errands

Favourite Subject:

National language blah blah

Favourite Play:

Dolls

HOPE VILLAGE
HOPE VILLAGE

This child is part of Facebook Hope Village. Hope Village is a place to connect with other sponsors in your child's community, get updates on the community, and share your experiences with your social network.

Tayeba is a five-year-old girl who lives in Bangladesh.

Tayeba lives with her relatives. Both her parents died some time ago. Her relatives are pastoral nomadic people who live in the dry areas of the country. They have a family of their own and the extra care of this girl is difficult for them. Your sponsorship is an important part of the assistance given to help this girl and her caring relatives attain self-reliance for this is the development in which World Vision is involved.

You can make a difference in Tayeba's life for just $39 per month.

Sponsor Tayeba Now
Sponsor Tayeba Now
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