Health workers disinfect doctors after treating patients.

URGENT: DRC EBOLA EMERGENCY APPEAL

Act now to protect children as Ebola outbreak escalates in DRC

Ebola is spreading at an alarming rate. Lives are at risk. Your urgent support is needed today.

Cases are on the rise, with hundreds of confirmed infections and the number of deaths increasing. The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the situation a "public health emergency of international concern". 

This outbreak is caused by the Bundibugyo strain which there is no vaccine or treatment for.

Right now, our expert teams are responding immediately, preparing for a large-scale response to protect children and affected communities from this fatal disease.

Your donation today can save lives. 

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Donate now

Your support is urgently needed to help protect children, families and communities from the sudden surge and devastating impact of Ebola.

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How your donation helps

With over four decades of experience working in DRC, our local teams are already responding in affected communities, getting help to those who urgently need it most:
    
Hygiene and sanitation
Providing hand washing stations, hygiene kits, and training that can help stop the spread.

Life saving community awareness
Equipping communities with training and guidance to prevent infection and further spreading of this fatal disease.

Wellbeing support
Helping families facing fear, grief, and trauma get the emotional care they desperately need.

World Vision plans to reach 1.3 million people as part of the response. 

Act now

This outbreak is accelerating and every hour matters. Your support today can protect families, slow the spread, and save lives. 

Please help children today

For children, the risks are especially acute… acute malnutrition has left many young bodies too fragile to withstand a virus as aggressive as Ebola.

Philippe Guiton

National Director, World Vision DRC

What you can provide

How we work in emergencies

When emergencies hit, children are often the most at risk. That’s why we need to be there – in places torn apart by disasters and conflict.

Why donate to World Vision

Together we’ve impacted the lives of over 200 million​ vulnerable children by tackling the root causes of poverty.​