Voices that inspire, platforms that create change and transform lives.
We are privileged to have a committed network of influential people - actors, musicians, content creators and campaigners - who champion our mission and help us to bring global attention to vulnerable children across the world.
Here's how they use their platforms for good.
Broadcaster and campaigner Carrie Grant has a long history with World Vision.
She is a passionate supporter of World Vision’s youth campaigners and recently travelled to Sierra Leone to record our Raising Changemakers podcast. Carrie interviewed young people campaigning locally, nationally and internationally who are working to ban FGM, child marriage and child labour, fighting climate change, and ensuring everyone has access to quality education.
Professional footballer and content creator Freda Ayisi is a passionate supporter of World Vision’s work. She visited Ghana to see first-hand how World Vision is working alongside communities to transform lives and how education is empowering women and girls.
Freda was inspired by World Vision's community focused approach where members of the community were empowered and trained to deliver reading and afterschool clubs to improve literacy.
Through sharing stories from her journey she is helping to shine a light on the challenges the communities face whilst celebrating the many stories of transformation and hope. Her visit highlights the power of sport, storytelling and influence to drive positive change and inspire action for children In Ghana and across Africa.
Award winning Ethical Travel creator Sima Curious Pixie says “I cannot tell you how rewarding an experience it is. When I first decided to sponsor a child, I was looking for something meaningful to do. But, from my experience, these little souls end up helping you as much as you’re helping them. It’s not a one-way street.” Sima, the Curious Pixie . Watch her video about her Child Sponsorship experience
Great British Bake Off favourite Selasi travelled to refugee settlements in Uganda – including the world’s largest, Bidi Bidi – with World Vision, where he met the child refugees who had fled the brutal conflict in neighbouring South Sudan. Selasi was so moved by the stories he heard, he then ran the London Marathon for World Vision raising vital funds for our lifesaving work.
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We’re grateful to work with content creators from around the world who help share World Vision’s stories. If you want to join World Vision’s growing network of content creators, please contact celeb.influencer@worldvision.org.uk
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